What did the Potsdam Declaration state?

That Japan surrender all armed forces.

Killing of a large group of people

In this era, what was an important difference between sovereignty and equal rights?

Sovereignty was for people who qualified: white, European men

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1
The central conflict of the Cold War was between what two political ideologies?
Capitalism and communism
Communism and socialism
Authoritarianism and capitalism
Conservatism and liberalism
2
What did the Potsdam Declaration state?
That America will surrender to the Japanese.
That Japan surrender all armed forces.
America pay for the damages done by their bombing.
Soviet union join the Japanese against America.
3
What claim tester means believing in the credibility of your source?
Logic
Evidence
Intuition
Authority
4
Which frame focuses on how goods and services are made and sold on both a small and large scale?
Communities
Claim Testers
Production and Distribution
Networks
5
the stock market crash started the great depression
True
False
6
When you have a gut feeling about something, you are using which claim tester?
Evidence
Authority
Logic
Intuition
7
Why did the United States of America join WWII?
American ships were sunk by the Japanese in Alaska
America was attacked by the Nazis
America thought what Nazis was doing was wrong
Japan attacked America
8
What is Popular Sovereignty?
A popular Sover that has a large amounts of Gnty.
Rule by an aristocracy
The government's right to ignore the citizens
Authority of the people
9
What is Genocide
Peace
Free Hugs
Killing of a large group of people
A national shortage of food
10
In this era, what was an important difference between sovereignty and equal rights?
They mean the same thing
Sovereignty was for people who qualified: white, European men
Equal rights pertained to special groups while sovereignty is for everyone
Sovereignty was a form of government; equal rights was an idea

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