U. s. leaders in the 1920s hoped to keep the rest of the world
a) at war to maintain high demand for u. s. products
b) from ratifying the kellogg-briand pact
c) from collecting america's unpaid war debts
d) at arm's length in order to avoid another war

Which side was right? write a paragraph in which you explain which side made a stronger argument and why. remember to use evidence from the lesson and from primary source documents you have read.

Which conditions did austria demand of serbia after the assassination of archduke ferdinand? check all that apply. 1. swearing allegiance to the triple alliance 2. accepting responsibility for the assassination 3. turning over control of its military operations 4. surrendering half of its most fertile lands 5. suppressing anti-austrian groups and publications

What is the main inference that can be drawn from adam smith’s book the wealth of nations?