Why did the United States take a stronger stand in foreign affairs after the War of 1812?

A. The US felt more confident.

B. The US feared losing land.

C. The US wanted to take over Spain.

D. The US wanted to punish Britain.

After its introduction, congressional leaders usually refer a proposed bill to

How did the dual monarchy of Austria-Hungary function? A) Austria controlled departments of foreign affairs and defenses. B) each country was responsible for managing its own affairs. C) both countries shared the same constitution and parliament.

Which of the following countries has the largest democracy? Australia Thailand India Pakistan

The Marquis de Lafayette is best known for his involvement in which event? A) giving away secrets to the Germans in World War II. B) his role in the XYZ Affair with the French government. C) fighting for the United States in the American Revolution.

What was the future of America, according to Senator Beveridge? How did he want Americans to protect this future?

The U. S. president became the first to ever visit China, setting off a period of detente. 1. Lyndon Johnson 2. Richard Nixon 3. Gerald Ford 4. Jimmy Carter

The steven weeks war in 1866 ended in defeat for

Which of the following is NOT a true statement about the Embargo Acts? A. They were not repealed until just a few days before Jefferson left office. B. They were very popular in the United States. C. They eventually prohibited the export of all U. S.

Settlement houses were founded by who in the late 1800s

What are the powers of a sovereign King