following the 9/11 attacks the united states entered Afghanistan in an attempt to
Aremove Saddam Hussein from power
Blocate weapons of mass destruction
Cremove the Taliban from power
Dcurb soviet influence in the region
which economic factor was a chief cause of the french revolution
AFrance did not have a middle class.
Bthe first and second estates were less wealthy than the third estate
Cking Louis xvi refused to share tax revenue with nobles.
the burden of taxes in France fell primarily on the third estate.
What was the outcome of the Munich Conference?
AChamberlain appeased Hitler by agreeing to a Nazi takeover of parts of Czechoslovakia.
BChamberlain rejected Hitler's requests and refused to negotiate with him.
CHitler rejected Chamberlain's attempts to negotiate and declared war on Czechslovakia.
DHitler appeased Chamberlain by dropping his claims to Czech lands.
How are developed nations and developing nations similar?
ABoth participate in in multinational groups.
BBoth experience high death rates.
CBoth experience high birth rates.
DBoth have large industrial bases.
What event at the Bastille was a tipping point for revolutionaries in France in 1789?
ANational Assembly members swore an oath to guarantee rights to everyone.
BA mob of Parisians liberated several prisoners from the fortress.
CThe Committee for Public Safety enacted the Reign of Terror.
DNapoleon won an important battle to begin his rise to power.
How did unification strengthen Italy as an industrial nation?
AThe power of the Church, which opposed industrialization, decreased.
BItalians no longer worked for regional companies, but for national ones.
CResources and technology could be shared across the whole nation.
DItaly was no longer fragmented, and farmers fled to the single capital city
What did Enlightenment philosophes believe?
Aindividual rights should be protected
Beducaton limits creativity and progress
Ccitizens should accept absolute monarchy
Dknowledge comes only from the Bible
Which theory, described in this passage, was rejected by Karl Marx?
Alaissez-faire economics
Bclassical liberalism
Ccommunism
Dutopian socialism
How did the Scientific Revolution contribute to the birth of the Enlightenment?
Aby inspring a distrust of new inventions.
Bby encouraging focus on the individual
Cby reinforcing the authority of the Church
Dby promoting observation and analysis
Aremove Saddam Hussein from power
Blocate weapons of mass destruction
Cremove the Taliban from power
Dcurb soviet influence in the region
AFrance did not have a middle class.
Bthe first and second estates were less wealthy than the third estate
Cking Louis xvi refused to share tax revenue with nobles.
What was the outcome of the Munich Conference?
AChamberlain appeased Hitler by agreeing to a Nazi takeover of parts of Czechoslovakia.
BChamberlain rejected Hitler's requests and refused to negotiate with him.
CHitler rejected Chamberlain's attempts to negotiate and declared war on Czechslovakia.
DHitler appeased Chamberlain by dropping his claims to Czech lands.
ABoth participate in in multinational groups.
BBoth experience high death rates.
CBoth experience high birth rates.
DBoth have large industrial bases.
ANational Assembly members swore an oath to guarantee rights to everyone.
BA mob of Parisians liberated several prisoners from the fortress.
CThe Committee for Public Safety enacted the Reign of Terror.
DNapoleon won an important battle to begin his rise to power.
AThe power of the Church, which opposed industrialization, decreased.
BItalians no longer worked for regional companies, but for national ones.
CResources and technology could be shared across the whole nation.
DItaly was no longer fragmented, and farmers fled to the single capital city
Aindividual rights should be protected
Beducaton limits creativity and progress
Ccitizens should accept absolute monarchy
Dknowledge comes only from the Bible
Alaissez-faire economics
Bclassical liberalism
Ccommunism
Dutopian socialism
Aby inspring a distrust of new inventions.
Bby encouraging focus on the individual
Cby reinforcing the authority of the Church
Dby promoting observation and analysis