Who were the "kulaks" in Soviet Russia?
A. Intellectuals who were purged from the Communist Party.
B. Technical specialists who were suspected of espionage.
C. Women's cadres who collected grain from the agricultural collectives.
D. Peasants who were accused of being wealthy hoarders following NEP.
E. Convicts who were forced into labor gangs.
Answer: D
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Tyler was chosen as the vice presidential candidate in 1840 to broaden the Whig appeal in:
A) the West. B) the South. C) New England. D) the Old Northwest.
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a. control foreign territory. b. promote British trade overseas. c. beat other nations to new territories. d. protect British citizens overseas. e. find a place to send convicts and other "undesirables."
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false.