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New France and the English colonies were established with the understanding that the king or queen would oversee all aspects of society. This is why the English colonies had to fight a war for their right to rule themselves. Even if in practice they had a lot of autonomy, and developed certain forms of self-goverment, formally they were still part of Great Britain, and the english king was the ultimate ruler. New France had a similar situation. The difference is that the rule of the kings of France ended with the French Revolution, and years after, Napoleon rose to power and became dictator. In order to finance the Napoleonic wars in Europe, Napoleon sold most of New France to the emerging United States.
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As the American Yawp mentioned in chapter 24, how did Germany and Japan respond to the economic crisis of the 1930s? a. Each sought to control other territories -- Germany to gain land and Japan to gain natural resources. b. Each worked through the economic downturn through international organizations such as the IMF and World Bank. c. Each set up a welfare system that was based on democratic politics. d. Since neither believed in deficit spending, each raised taxes within their states in order to fund aid to the poor.
In a paragraph or two, describe the role of each branch of the federal government and explain how each branch works as a check on the others.
what historic event did the renaissance follow?
How does it foreign policy of Augustus Caesar contribute to the later history of Rome
What is assimilation as it relates to immigrants?
the hope of learning English well enough to pass as an American
the process of integrating into the society of a new country
the establishment of ethnic neighborhoods within an American city
the act of rejecting one's old heritage in favor of a new culture
Which were advantages the North had over the South at the start of the Civil War?
(Select all that apply.)
The North had more wealth.
The North had the support of foreign powers.
The North had more skilled generals.
The North had a more industrialized economy.
The North had a more agrarian economy.
The North had a larger population.
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what were the different roles in athenian democracy? Describe the different roles.
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Match each event in the years before the Civil War to its effect.
denied US citizenship to Black people
divided the Nebraska Territory
added California to the Union
as a free state
passing of Kansas-Nebraska Act
authorization of Compromise of 1850
Dred Scott decision
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According to the agreement with Mexico for the Land Grant, what were the 2 main
conditions that Americans had to abide by?
A.
B.
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Which two world religions had artifacts in these caves?
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Mongol soldiers traveled by horse, carried enough food for 10 days, and transmitted all military orders through writing only.
TRUE OR FALSE?
What did James L. Farmer, Hector P. Garcia, and Lulu Belle Madison White have in common?
A. They were all U.S. Senators representing Texas in Congress.
B. They were all leaders in the struggle for civil rights.
C. They were all Texans who fought in World War II.
D. They were all elected as Governors of Texas.
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The answer to this question is D
James L. Farmer, Hector P. Garcia, and Lulu Belle Madison White they were all leaders in the struggle for civil rights. The appropriate response is option B.
Who is James L. Farmer?
An American pioneer in the Civil Rights Movement, James Leonard Farmer Jr. "pushed for nonviolent protest to destroy segregation and served alongside Martin Luther King Jr."
He was the driving force behind the 1961 Freedom Ride, which ultimately resulted in the desegregation of interstate travel in the United States.
Doctor, surgeon, World War II veteran, champion for civil rights, and founder of the American GI Forum, Héctor Pérez Garca was of Mexican descent.
In Texas in the 1940s and 1950s, Lulu Belle Madison White worked as both a teacher and a civil rights activist. Prior to becoming the branch's executive secretary in 1943, White was elected president of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People's Houston chapter in 1939.
Hence, the appropriate response is option B.
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World War 2 Test (30 pts)
Instructions: Provide the best answer to each question
What caused the official start to WW2?
Germany not repaying their debt from WW1
Austria prodding Germany into war
Germany taking over Poland
Germany breaking the Treaty of WW1 (Versailles)
Both C and D
Explain what Stalin said in the Yalta conference and did he follow through with what he said?
Why were American ships trying to maintain control of the Atlantic Ocean during WW2?
They knew Hitler was plotting to send an atomic bomb from there
The French were attempting to defeat the Germans there
They were trying to stop Germany from defeating England in that area near England
All of the above
What were the start and end dates for the war?
1935, 1945
1939, 1943
1939, 1945
None of the above
The major battle that was the last German offensive in the European theatre was ________?
The battle of Anzio
The battle of the Bulge
Normandy
None of the above
The battle of the Philippines where the U.S. lost and General MacArthur said those famous words: “I shall return” was marked by a second battle later in the war. Who was the victor in that second battle?
U.S.A.
Japan
neither
both
How many people roughly died in WW2, including civilians and military personnel?
20 million
60 million
150 million
1 billion
Who were the winners and losers of the war? Be specific and list at least 5 total countries:
Winners:
Losers:
How might the world have been different if the losers had won? (be specific and detailed)
Create a timeline for WW2 with at least 6 years shown and what occurred in those years, in the correct chronological order:
Regarding the Holocaust: (20 points)
What country did most of it occur in (not Germany)?
Why did it occur?
When did it occur?
What could have been done differently to avoid so many deaths?
How many deaths were there related to the Holocaust?
Operation Dunkirk was a (n) ___________?
Major British offensive b. Rescue operation c. Neither d. Both A and B
At the beaches of Normandy and Utah what occurred?
Hundreds of thousands of troops lost in a battle against Germany
The British defeated the Germans and the war ended
The U.S. had more than a million troops enter France and the Germans did kill several thousand troops, but this effort helped the Allies win back France and win the war
None of the above
Which battle on the eastern side of the European theater (part) was the largest tank battle in history?
Stalingrad b. Kursk c. Bulge d. Dunkirk
In Northeastern Africa the battle of El-Alamein occurred. Which country’s military led that battle to a victory for the allies?
France
Britain
USA
Egypt
Victories in which islands In the Pacific Ocean allowed the allies to make their way to bombing Japan?
Midway and Hawaii
Marshall islands and New Zealand
Iwo Jima and Okinawa
Okinawa and Tahiti
World War 2 was mainly a trench war?
True
False
What countries were on which side of the war?
Allies included England, USA and Russia (Soviet Union)
Axis included the Ottoman Empire, Germany and Japan
Axis included Germany, Japan and China
Both A and C
What were some of the effects of World War 2?
Japan had two atomic bombs dropped on them after failing to surrender
About 60 million people died because of the war
Japan had to give China back to China
All of the above
Why did we care if Stalin allowed democratic elections in Eastern Europe at the end of WW2?
We preferred for countries to be more communistic at that time
We wanted the Soviet Union to be larger so they could control peace around there
We knew there would be more peace if those countries could elect their own leaders
None of the above
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Both C and D is what I think please tell me if I am wrong
Which of the following is not considered a cause of the French and Indian War?
1.Resources in the Ohio River Valley
2.A desire to establish railroads to the Great Plains
3.Tensions between England and France in Europe
4.Tensions between the Colonists and Native Americans
Which sentiment below reflects John Quincy Adams's feelings on the Missouri
Compromise.
a.) if the union does split slavery will be the cause
b.) willing to endanger the union and possibly cause it to split
c.) condemning the Missouri compromise because it is not the best solution we can create under the constitution
d.) The controversy of slavery is at its worst
Karma is determined by, living within, or following
A. one's dharma.
B. the Vedas.
C. Brahma.
D. one's caste.
Which event sparked the beginning of World War I?
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The assassination of Australian Archduke, Franz Ferdinand (June 28th 1914)
Which of the following statements describe a similarity between the Hungarian Revolution in 1956 and the situation in Czechoslovakia in 1968? (Pick AT LEAST options can be more)
a. Both revolutions were violently crushed by the Soviet army.
b. Both Hungary and Czechoslovakia were aided by western powers during their time of crisis.
c. Both Hungary and Czechoslovakia remained under communist control.
d. Both Hungary and Czechoslovakia became independent countries.
The name for the monumental gateway to the citadel of Persepolis, that Gate of All Lands, is a reference to ____.
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To see which side had the best technology in space, it showed which country had the better science. It started on August 2nd 1955
Answer: They happened because during the Cold War the US and the Soviet Union engaged a competition to see who had the best technology in place. It occurred in mid 1950s (not sure)
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According to the Nuremberg Laws, how were German "subjects" and German "citizens" different?
A. Subjects are people who need to be protected and citizens are those who live in a country.
B. citizen is a German who has obligations to Germany and a subject is of German or related blood who is fit to serve the German people.
C. Subjects are those who follow another and citizens are those who belong to a group.
D. Citizens of Germany have no obligations and subjects of Germany are unrelated to the country and don't deserve to be part of it.
What are 3 similarities and differences of Vietnam to the United States?
How did the allies win the battle of the Atlantic ?
