What was the Maastricht Treaty?

a. It was military alliance between the members of the European Community.
b. It was an attempt to create a true economic and monetary union among the members of the European Community.
c. It was an attempt to break up the European Community.
d. It was an attempt to revive the ideological conflicts of the Cold War.
e. It was an attempt to challenge the economic supremacy of the United States.


c

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A) they did not support the Klan B) they formed separate auxiliary Klan units C) they formed Klan units with black women D) they did not allow their female children to serve in Klan groups

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George W. Bush's economic policy was different from Clinton's because Clinton favored __________

a. investing in education, whereas Bush favored investing in environmental reforms b. reducing government spending, whereas Bush favored increasing government spending c. tax reduction, whereas Bush favored eliminating the deficit d. eliminating the deficit, whereas Bush favored tax reduction e. tax reduction, whereas Bush favored cutting spending

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it be said that all the major trends in the West beginning at least with the Renaissance contributed to a unique environment conducive for this dramatic breakthrough? If so, show how. What will be an ideal response?

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What was primarily responsible for the centralization of the church during the twelfth century?

a. the diligent efforts of capable bishops b. an efficient and well-organized papal curia c. the influence of the monastic orders d. a series of autocratic but efficient popes e. weak kings and emperors throughout Europe

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