The entry of the United States into WWI ...

helped Russia


was applauded by Germany


did not make much difference to the fighting

was a decisive factor that turned the tide for the Allies.

Answer:

did not make much difference to the fighting

Explanation:

The entry of the US into the entente did help the United Kingdom and France, it was in no way a decisive factor and did not turn the tide. By the time the US entered WW1, the Central Powers were already doomed to lose. Both the German Empire and the Austro-Hungarian Empire by 1917 were completely exhausted from the stalemate and the British blockade. The entente could easily import necessary goods from other nations and their massive colonies. The French and the British have massively improved their technology and were able to easily produce war materials and also began producing tanks. The Germans did not have any chances to break through the massive fortifications of the small frontline of the Entente without completely exhausting their army. By this time, Russia already made peace with Germany, so the US couldn't have helped them outside of the civil war. Germany would defiantly not applaud a new nation entering against it. And we can clearly see that the entrance of the US did not turn the tide for the Entente.

During the Cold War, the Soviet Union and the United States became locked in an arms race. An arms race is


a war in which nations destroy others nations' weapons instead of using combat.

a competition between nations to achieve more powerful weapons arsenal.

an event in which two nations race to the brink of war, but avoid declaring war.

a battle that only involves nuclear weapons and weapons of mass destruction.

Which Civil Rights organization was John Lewis the chairman of?
O A. Montgomery Improvement Association (MIA)
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B. Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee (SNCC)
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C. Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC)
O D. National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP)

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A. lions
C. mastodons
B. maize
D. tigers

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What allowed the U.N. to intervene when North Korea invaded South Korea?

a. The Chinese had entered the war to support North Korea.

b. The North Koreans had moved all the way to the 38th parallel.

c. The countries had decided to place Douglas MacArthur in charge.

d. The Soviet Union was purposely absent when the vote was taken.

Excerpt from a treaty between an Assyrian king and the
ruler of a subject city-state in northwestern Iran, circa 670 b.c.e.
1. The particular consequences invoked in the ritual curse in the treaty most strongly support
which of the following statements about ancient Mesopotamia?
(A) States' legitimacy was based on claims to secular authority.
(B) Ongoing environmental degradation occurred as a byproduct of the spread of pastoralism.
(C) Maintaining and expanding agricultural production was seen as a core task of
governments.
(D) The domestication of plants occurred before the domestication of animals.

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A whether to take over for president Roosevelt
B whether to surrender to Germany
C whether to drop atomic bombs on Japan
D whether to declare war on Japan

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a.) Poland
b.) East Germany
c.) Hungary
d.) Bulgaria

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illumination
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Italy
France
Great Britain
Belgium
Germany

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A.He spread Judaism into India and China through trade.


B.He wrote the Torah and the Hebrew Bible.


C.He built the first temple to God in Jerusalem.


D.He conquered Egypt and forced its people to practice Judaism.

Match the organization with its correct description.
1. (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) NATO
a regional organization creating a
political and economic alliance between
several European nations
2. (United Nations) U.N.
an international organization
formed in 1945 to promote international
cooperation and peace
3. (European Union) E.U.
a regional organization that
promotes cooperation among several
African and Middle Eastern nations
4. Arab League
a military alliance between the
United States and several North
American and European nations
an international organization that
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The Civil Rights Act of 1964 outlawed

A. voting for African Americans

B. discriminatory voting practices

C. segregation

D. Medicare

Please select the best answer from the choices provided
A
B
C
D

Read the passage.

The official class naturally disliked to see people leave the country and were disposed to sneer at almost everything American. Being well educated at the university and holding their offices for life, they were looked up to with great respect by the common country-people. NO wonder, therefore, that to the official class many things in America seemed bizarre. Just think, a railsplitter being president and a tailor vice-president! Besides, was not almost everybody in America carrying revolvers, and quick on the trigger on slight provocation? Was not justice administered by mobs or vigilance committees? In addition to that, there was negro slavery and so much humbug—"American humbug!” Why should any one go to a country like that?
Some had gone, however, following the Sloopers of '25 from 1836 on, but they were mostly tenants or very poor farmers who had barely scraped up enough to pay the passage on sailships and canal boats as far as Chicago or Milwaukee. Of some of the few educated persons leaving it was said they were no longer safe at home and that for them America was a safer and more suitable place. Letters were coming back from the poor emigrants, telling how much land they had acquired for little or nothing, how much stock they had and how they fared on pork, eggs, and white bread every day, instead of in Norway (as they used to say) "one day on soup and herring and the next day on herring and soup,” or "one day mush and milk and the next day milk and mush.”
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Andreas Ueland

European immigrants coming to the United States after the Civil War
A. consisted of a variety of people with varying levels of skills, education, and wealth.
B. were almost all poor in their home countries and lacked skills and education, leaving factory work as one of few employment options.
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D. overwhelmingly remained in America only temporarily, returning to Europe after increasing their wealth.

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