Why did the united states become involved in vietnam? a. to free cambodia from communists b. to stop the spread of communism c. to prevent an invasion of korea

Which of the following resulted in massive loss of life in Japan and ended World War II? O A. American invasion of Japan B. Huge naval battles in the Sea of Japan O C. Kamikaze bombings in the Coral Sea O D. Atomic bombs dropped on Japan

When roosevelt told the world he would support the monroe doctrine he meant

The Founders of the United States gave lawmaking power to a group similar to which group? (A) European nation-states (B) the Roman Catholic Church (C) the Roman Senate (D) the Reformation

Which three choices are positive effects of the Pax Romana ("the time of Roman peace"), which lasted from around 27 BC until AD 180? A) Slavery was abolished, the Colosseum was built, and the empire expanded.

Which term describes the idea supported by American protesters that the United States shouldn't be involved in the Vietnam War A. The Silent Majority B. The Credibility Gap C. The counterculture movement D. The antiwar movement

Which 2 islands di the portuguse have thier sugar plantions

Exchange rate systems in which governments try to keep their currency values consistent with each other are called

Altering photographs was part of Joseph Stalin's effort to

Which of the following Europeans declared that the United States was an "eminently democratic" nation in 1835? A. Napoleon Bonaparte B. Marquis de Lafayette C. Alexis de Tocqueville D. Queen Victoria of England

In what ways did both nativists and the immigrants themselves contribute to any of these problems