What important principles did Woodrow Wilson stress with his Fourteen Points? Question 14 options: A. belief in the power of democracy and the role of the United States in spreading it B. belief in rewarding the victors and punishing the aggressors
C. belief in the underdog and the right of all nations to self-determination
D. belief in creating processes for colonial claims and the administration of them

Does the Monroe doctrine represent a continuation or change in president washingtons foreign policy

According to Karl Marx, in what way was capitalism a necessary evil? Select one:a. it created the conditions for workers to come together as a revolutionary class
b. it made conditions so miserable that anything else looked better
c. it gave intellectuals an excuse to create alternatives
d. it opened the doors for reform

If we look at society in the United States today, which of the following of Marx’ ideas must we concede is accurate: Select one:
a. Workers regardless of religion, nationality or status have all united to overthrow the bourgeoisie.
b. Wealth has become highly conce

In 1932, the U.S. government imposed a 2-cent tax on checks written on deposits in bank accounts. This action would be expected to ______ the currency–deposit ratio and ______ the money supply. A. decrease decrease; B. increase increase;

Which elements are true of film music? a lot like the operetta fill dead spots in the action help set the mood for a scene include mostly popular solo songs

What were the three hardship pilgrims faced aboard the mayflower

The foreign policy of the united states . . . is characterized in the postwar period by a striving for world supremacy. this is the real meaning of the many statements by president truman and other representatives of american ruling circles; that the united states has the right to lead the world. —nikolai novikov, ambassador of the ussr, september 1946 which sentence best describes the mutual distrust between the united states and the ussr? both countries realized that their rival was just trying to maintain its own security. both countries felt that their rival could be trusted. both countries felt that their rival was planning to take over the world. both countries believed they were secure from military threat.