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Question 1

What issue prompted James Otis Jr. to become an outspoken critic of British colonial policies?
 
  a. the illegal settlement of the backcountry
  b. the use of Navigation Acts to regulate trade
  c. the quartering of British troops in colonial homes
  d. the use of general search warrants by customs officials in search of contraband goods

Question 2

Khrushchev installed nuclear missiles in Cuba for which of the following reasons?
 
  a. He was preparing for a nuclear strike against the United States.
  b. He did so solely to persuade the United States to remove its missiles from Turkey.
  c. He did so both to deter an American invasion of Cuba and to improve the Soviet Union's position in thenuclear balance of power.
 d. He was attempting to build an anti-American alliance among Latin American nations under Soviet control.


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Reply #1 on: Sep 12, 2019

Answer 1

ANSWER: d

Answer 2

c


rachel9

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