14. On what island did we fight one of the bloodiest land battles of the Pacific

Front? (Hint: it's closer to Japan than most islands, to the southeast)

a. Puerto Rico

b. Coral Sea

c. Hiroshima

d. Iwo Jima

After world war i, what did most americans think was the key to avoiding future wars?

How was industrialization in the South after Reconstruction most commonly seen? A. Banks were opened as the South became more involved in the stock market. B. Textile mills were opened to weave cotton into cloth. C.

By 1900 which country was divided up into spheres of influence?

Look at the timeline. which government ruled over china after the ming dynasty but before the republic of china?

What innovations led to greater argicultral production in Western Europe

Why don't we celebrate June 19?

What was the main reason Japan invade Manchuria in 1937? * Draft more people into their military Easy access to the Soviet Union Resources

Given the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, what rights have the United States have violated? What rights have the United States have affirmed? How did the United States violate those rights? How did the United States affirm those rights?

Which two principles have directed the foreign policy of the United States since world war 2

What source is most likely to provide a historian with credible information about a historical figure?