What was the major result of the Peace of Augsburg?
A. to make permanent the split between Catholicism and Protestantism
B. to mark the end of Catholic rule in German lands
C. to marginalize and persecute smaller Protestant groups, like the Anabaptists
D. to revise the process for electing the Holy Roman Emperor
Answer: A
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What mission did Philip II attempt to accomplish?
A) Maintaining the Netherlands as a Catholic stronghold. B) Incorporating all of Italy into his empire. C) Defeating the Ottoman Turks and reestablishing Catholicism among the Protestants. D) Maintaining a close relationship with England despite his fruitless courting of Queen Elizabeth. E) Extracting as much gold and silver from the New World as was available.
During Churchill's 1944 meeting with Stalin in Moscow, it was agreed that the West would have predominance in __________ and the Soviet Union would have predominance in __________.
A. Greece; Yugoslavia B. Greece; Romania and Bulgaria C. Yugoslavia; Romania and Bulgaria D. Romania and Bulgaria; Hungary
What successful strategy of the allied forces broke the advantage of the German U-boats?
A) The United States entered the war and provided convoys for all merchant vessels. B) The use of centimetric radar changed the game plan against the U-boats. C) The added dimension of the development of depth charges that were indeed more accurate than when they were first introduced in 1916 D) The allies established better mine fields in the English Channel and North Sea to thwart the U-Boats. E) The allied forces began firing upon U-boats and sinking them without warning them first.
The 1916 Keating-Owen Act was the first federal law regulating
A. the garment industry. B. tenant agriculture. C. child labor. D. information about contraceptives. E. industrial safety.