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[Jawaban] The war on the western front was a stalemate by 1916. What was the effect of this development? A. The British were able to take German territory. B. The Germans were able to gain the advantage. C. Neither side was able to make progress in the war. D. The French suffered fewer casualties than the Germans.
[Jawaban] Which best explains why many Americans supported pacifism during World War I? A. They feared war would lead to a draft and cost lives. B. They believed war would go against their religious beliefs. C. They worried war would lead to a financial collapse and cost jobs. D. They thought war would lead to a revolution on the home front.
[Jawaban] Shifts in thinking normally happen slowly, so the fact that conservative Jewish disciples were willing to worship a crucified human is proof that Jesus did indeed rise from the dead. True or False
[Jawaban] Many Jews looked forward to a future A. bodily resurrection. B. corporate C. individual D. sequential E. gradual
[Jawaban] In regard to regulating companies, Roosevelt wanted them to serve A. the government in the best way possible. B. the public in the best way possible. C. the economy in the best way possible. D. private interests in the best way possible.
[Jawaban] The gut reaction to the extreme violence the Bosnian Serb armed forces used against the Bosnian Muslims in the 1995 Srebrenica massacre reminds us that morality is A. illusory B. irresistible C. preferential D. non-existent
[Jawaban] What was a major point of conflict between the Soviet Union and the United States at the end of World War II? A. The Americans demanded Soviet help with Japan and the Russians refused. B. The Americans wanted more severe punishment of Germans than the Soviets. C. The Americans wanted to rebuild Germany, and the Soviets wanted it weakened as much as possible. D. The Americans wanted a United States of Europe, which the Soviets saw as threat to their power.
[Jawaban] Then, write one complete paragraph on the proceedings at the Évian Conference in 1938. Broadly speaking, the major military powers of the world saw the German leadership's intention to invade their neighbors and the beginning of genocidal policies. They had two very broad decisions, to either: * Increase the number of refugees they let in to save lives, which risked German spies coming in and worsening unemployment in their countries, or keep the refugee quota the same. * Send troops to stand up to Germany, risking making the same mistake as World War I, or continue to use diplomacy. Though the conference was largely unsuccessful, you will need to make a decision that was not made. In a one paragraph reflection, choose which decision you would have made as a participant of the Évian Conference. Explain why you made this decision.
[Jawaban] Fur trade has a great significance in Canada's history. Why? A. Canada's first companies traded in furs B. Fur is one of Canada's most important imports C. Fur is an important product in the manufacturing industry D. Modern day Canadians require fur to survive the harsh winters
[Jawaban] In what ways did the Russian people protest their government in 1917? Check all that apply. * by creating military mutinies * by leading workers' strikes * by not buying goods * by engaging in food riots * by fleeing the country * by holding political demonstrations
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