2. What does a nation seek to do if it has a policy of imperialism?

A. Install monarchies all around the world

B. Expand its influence and power around the world

C. Create large military

D. Create new democratic governments around the world

Offices of ambassadors in foreign countries are called a. embassies. c. bureaucracies. b. cabinet offices. d. foreign White Houses.

What soviet leader's reforms led to the end of the cold war?

What can be inferred from this passage about the times in which Whittier and Garrison lived? a) The abolitionists were preparing for armed conflict. b) Speaking out against slavery was often very dangerous.

Which of the following types of diffusion spreads through human migration? Contagious Hierarchical Stimulus Relocation

Why did many Americans see Nelson Mandela as a terrorist rather than an enlightened leader seeking independence for his country? A) Mandela refused to any kind of peaceful means to gain support for South Africa's situation.

Why did some residents in New Netherland welcome the British takeover of their colony? They resented the policies of Stuyvesant's government. They wanted to build a stronger trading empire. They wanted the right to have enslaved workers.

Which of the following was not a sign of trouble in the U. S. economy before the 1929 stock market crash? 1. Real estate market busts 2. High unemployment rates 3. great drops in farm crop prices 4. falling sales of consumer goods

which of the nonrenewable energy sources is most efficient in terms of quantity used to the amount of energy produced

The Camel Revolution encouraged the growth of long distance travel: O Across the Sahara Desert O Across the Steppes of Asia O Across Europe O d. over the dry, arid Himalayan plateau

How and why have debates over American national identity changed over time?