Who became the first leader of the USSR?

a. Leon Trotsky

b. Karl Marx

c. Gregoria Rasputin

d. Vladimir Lenin

Who were the Ottoman Turks? a. A warrior people in Asia Minor b. Nomadic herders from Central Asia c. Balkan people who migrated south d. A camel-riding, desert tribe from Arabia

In 1920, what percentage of homes in America had electricity? A) 60 B) 25 C) 35 D) 75 E) 50

To what extent was Simon bolivar a supporter of enlightenment ideas?

Cartels, monopolies, trusts, and horizontal and vertical integration all share the goal of increasing profits.

Who was Miss Millie La Mar?

What impact did Khrushchev and Gorbachev make on relations with the US?

What event severely strained U. S.-Soviet relations? A) the camp David accords B) the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan C) the Iranian hostage crisis

Which was the greatest source of conflict between the Native American Indians and the Europeans settlers A. The division of food B. The ownership of land C. The development of trade D. The ownership of weapons

Chief Administrator 2. Chief Executive 3. Chief Diplomat 4. Chief of State a. the presidential role as the top director of all agencies under the executive branch b. the presidential role as the ceremonial head of the government c.

The Lombard League was a group of city-states that a. fought against the Pope. c. shared trade agreements. b. united to fight England. d. fought Frederick Barbarossa.