For how long did the United States and its allies provide supplies to western Berlin to overcome the Berlin blockade

A for about one week

B for about one month

C for about one year

D for about two years

How did Hitler's views compare with American views in the same time period?

The gathering at Amritsar (1919), the rallies in Soweto (1976), and the demonstrations in Tiananmen Square (1989) directly resulted in (1) rejection of Western ideas (2) promises of economic reform (3) movements toward democracy (4) violence against

A key source of wealth is Gold Human Labor Internal Revenue Natural Resources

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What was the united states' immediate response to war?

1. What negative consequence did the opponents of the Mexican-American War fear? A) the spread of slavery B) overpopulation C) too much foreign immigration D) widespread famine

What classical reference in wilfred owen's dulce et decorum est is used to highlight the difference between a traditional, heroic, honorable discussion of war and the horror and chaos that owen describes from personal experience in the trench

Why did Lincoln decide only to send supplies to Fort Sumter, rather than abandoning it or militarily reinforcing it?

Can congress limit slavery in the Louisiana territory under the provisions in the Missouri compromise?

Why do economists look at unemployment statistics? a. Because unemployment statistics are a measure of the condition of the economy b. Because unemployment statistics can determine whether the country is in a period of inflation c.