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Question 1

U.S. strategy during the Second World War called for
 
  a. the United States to concentrate its forces in the Pacific while Great Britain and Russia fought the war inEurope.
 b. the defeat first of Germany and then of Japan.
  c. a buildup of armaments in the Western Hemisphere so that the United States could withstand an Axis attack.
  d. a negotiated settlement in Europe if possible while seeking the unconditional surrender of Japan.

Question 2

Boethius contributed to European civilization by
 
  a. writing The City of God.
  b. rejecting philosophy for more pragmatic approaches to contemporary needs.
  c. translating into Latin Aristotle's treatises on logic.
  d. urging that philosophers abandon the classical tradition.
  e. helping to start the monastic practice of copying classical texts.



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Reply 2 on: Sep 12, 2019
:D TYSM


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Great answer, keep it coming :)

 

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