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sabina

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The major goal of Edib during World War I was
 
  a. the defeat of the German armies in the Middle East.
  b. to regain territory lost to Austria-Hungary.
  c. the defeat of the British forces in the Middle East.
  d. Turkish nationalism.
  e. eliminating the threat of expansionist Russia.

Question 2

After years of political turmoil, what finally brought stability to Mexico?
 
  a. Increased foreign investments
  b. The election of a new president
  c. The fusing of radical and moderate factions in the new Party of the Mexican Revolution
  d. A new generation of Mexicans demanding reform
  e. The ousting of Obregn from office by a political rival



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

c



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