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Question 1

In the most general sense, President Wilson decided in favor of American entry into the First World War for which of the following reasons?
 
  a. The German-Mexican alliance threatened the security of the United States.
  b. American munitions manufacturers pushed him in that direction.
  c. He wanted a peace fashioned in accordance with Wilsonian, and thus American, ideals.
  d. He wanted to acquire a colonial empire for the United States.

Question 2

The reputation of Nefertiti rests on
 
  a. her inscriptions made while a court poet.
  b. her rank as a temple priestess under Tutankhamen.
  c. the prominence of her role at the court of Akhenaten.
  d. the belief that as a goddess she helped to guard the underworld.
  e. her role as guardian of the temple.



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Reply 2 on: Sep 12, 2019
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