In the early 20th century Europeans could feel confident that the future would be peaceful for a number of reasons
What were these reasons, and what factors undermined them?
What was the primary basis for increasing European cooperation during these years, and why did this cooperation not survive the increasing strains of the prewar years?
What will be an ideal response?
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The formation of the Triple Alliance
A) frightened Russia, France and Britain into resolving their differences. B) ensured that Germany's eastern frontier would be secure. C) led immediately to the outbreak of World War I. D) signaled that Germany and England had resolved their differences. E) played no role in the events leading up to World War I.
James Earl (Jimmy) Carter enjoyed considerable popularity when he won the presidency because he
a. seemed honest and sincere in contrast with the corruptions of Watergate. b. was widely known as skilled in dealing with Congress and Washington. c. brought in a team of highly respected and experienced cabinet members and advisers. d. was a born-again Southern Baptist. e. had a clear plan to solve the energy crisis.
Trypanosomiasis, transmitted by the tsetse fly, resulted in which of the following?
A. mass slaughter of cattle by herding peoples to prevent spread of the disease B. a movement of peoples to the Sahara, where the tsetse fly could not survive C. the migration of herding peoples into eastern Africa D. innovations in treatment of the disease
What was Pope Julius II most noted for?
A. Leading his own army to impose papal rule over central Italy B. Being part of the Borgia family and appointing his illegitimate son as a cardinal C. Overthrowing the Medici in Florence D. Declaring war on the Holy Roman Empire E. Initiating a reconciliation with the Eastern Orthodox Church