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Question 1

In 1949, Chiang Kai-shek and the Chinese Nationalist government fled to
 
  a. Shanghai.
  b. Hong Kong.
  c. Kuala Lumpur.
  d. Taiwan.
  e. Japan.

Question 2

During the months preceding the election of 1864, Abraham Lincoln
 
  a. feared that war-weariness among northerners would lead to his defeat.
  b. considered jailing several Democratic leaders until the election was over.
  c. attempted to win the Democratic nomination as well as the Republican nomination.
  d. devoted himself to electing Republicans to Congress because he felt certain he would be re-elected.



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