A particular strength of Queen Elizabeth I was her
A) ability to set aside her personal beliefs for the interests of the nation.
B) marriage to the King of Spain.
C) political alliances throughout Europe.
D) loyalty to the Church of England.
E) strong family ties.
A
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President John Tyler:
a. was the first vice president to become president when the incumbent president died b. accomplished a great deal in domestic affairs during his term as president c. was a former Whig who became a Democrat out of admiration for Andrew Jackson d. was hobbled by questions about the legitimacy of his presidency
Japan surrendered in response to
A) the threat of a ground invasion of the mainland by U.S. forces. B) the United States' remitting its demand for unconditional surrender. C) the destructive fire bombings that ravaged Tokyo. D) exaggerated reports of atrocities against civilians in Okinawa. E) the atomic bombings and Soviet entry into the war.
In contrast to Rousseau’s traditional Christian ethics, _________sought to build morality on transcendent reason and thus came to the conclusion that his morality had to be erected on the basis of the categorical imperative.
a. David Hume b. Jean le Rond d’Alembert c. Gottfried-Wilhelm Leibniz d. Immanuel Kant
What led some businesses in the early twentieth century to accept unions rather than resist them?
a. The most qualified workers were union members who would only work for "closed shops." b. They hoped that accepting unions would be an effective way to prevent strikes and other labor problems. c. The elected leaders of unions were usually more conducive to the businesses' interests than their workers.