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I'm trying to help my brother with his history. Can't remember everything.

Where Soviets would view this as a symbol of the workers during the Cold War, Americans might view this symbol as one of

A. oppression
B. glasnost
C. democratic ideals
D. individualism

Answer 1

i want to say its a but im not 100% sure

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Hey can you please help with a few more?

Answer 4

sure

Answer 5

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With which of the following statements would protesters of NAFTA most likely agree with?
 A. There are too many regulations protecting products and laborers.
 B. There are not enough large companies seeking workers.
 C. Large corporations are benefitting from cheap labor.
 D. Trade agreements are responsible for increased trade tariffs.

Answer 6

NAFTA is the North American Free Trade Agreement

Answer 7

oh wait wrong question.

This is the question I meant to post:


Life expectancy improved following World War II in all of the following regions except
 sub-Saharan Africa
 Eastern Europe
 North America
 Eastern Asia

Answer 8

i think its eastern europe

Answer 9

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How might Soviets have viewed American segregations laws in the American South?
 as hypocritical because the U,S. criticized the Soviet Union for limiting human rights
 as a fair way of maintaining the social order in society during the Cold War era
 as a byproduct of the ongoing Cold War between the U.S. and the Soviets
 as a violation of personal freedom because the Soviets sought to promote individualism

Answer 10

the second one

Answer 11

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Consider the image above of an aid worker in 1963 with some students in Ethiopia. What might this image suggest about life in this region?
 Children in this area had access to few modern tools and conveniences.
 Life in this area had changed dramatically over the last hundred years.
 Industrialization brought economic growth and prosperity to the region.
 Jobs in the community came primarily from local factories.

Answer 12

the first one

Answer 13

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An effect of the Yom Kippur War was
A. further U.S. support of Israel
B. a peace agreement between Syria and Israel
C. a decrease in the violence of the PLO
D. the assassination of Golda Meir

Answer 14

@trustdestinee Hello?

Answer 15

sorry i think its b

Answer 16

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All of the following might be reasons why investing in a developing country could be a risk for a developed nation except?
 a weaker labor force
 a lack of economic infrastructure
 weaker trade markets
 overall instability

Answer 17

i think its the second one

Answer 18

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The Union of South American Nations (UNSUL) is considered all of the following except:
a super-national organization
an intergovernmental union
a single-currency union
a regional trading union

Answer 19

the second one

Answer 20

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A criticism of the American suburbs in the post-World War II era was
 that houses were far too expensive
 that they lacked racial diversity
 that they raised the issue of health concerns
 that the divorce rate soared in the suburbs

Answer 21

the last one i think

Answer 22

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How might Palestinians view Hamas?
as a terrorist group in the Middle East
as a movement to modernize Islam’s image
as a party that represents Islam fundamentalism
as a party that supports Arab-Israeli peace

Answer 23

i really dont know this one

Answer 24

That's okay. What about this one?


Why did the Soviet Union and the United States both get involved in proxy wars in Africa during the Cold War?
 Both governments were focused solely on providing humanitarian aid to the region.
 Both governments were concerned with the protection of personal liberties and free elections.
 Both governments wanted to secure their political influence in the region through support.
 The United Nations requested that both governments intervene to bring about peace.

Answer 25

I'm going to open this in another question so that I can give you another medal. @trustdestinee