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The "code talkers" were Navajo soldiers who used their native language to create an unbreakable code during World War II.

Answer: B 
 Those who were "opposed to colonialism" were typically anti-imperialists who believed in the right of countries to govern themselves without outside interference.

Answer: C 
 The "Big Three meeting" refers to the meeting between the leaders of the Soviet Union, United States, and Great Britain during World War II to discuss the post-war reorganization of Europe.

Answer: D 
 Those who "blamed businesspeople for World War I involvement" believed that corporations and other business interests had pushed the US into joining the war for their own financial gain.

Answer: E 
 Mexican agricultural workers were migrant laborers who traveled to the US to work on farms and other agricultural operations.

Answer: F 
 A "civil rights case" is a legal case that deals with issues related to the rights of citizens, particularly in the areas of race, gender, and ethnicity.

Answer: G 
 Mexican-American youths typically refers to young people of Mexican heritage who live in the United States.

Answer: H 
 The United Nations is an international organization founded after World War II to promote peace and cooperation between countries.

Answer: I 
 Those who "mobilized American public opinion" were typically groups or individuals who sought to persuade the American public to support a particular cause or issue.

Answer: K 
 "Education for veterans" refers to programs and initiatives that provide educational opportunities for military veterans.

Answer: L 
 Latin America refers to the region of the Americas that includes countries where Romance languages (mainly Spanish and Portuguese) are spoken, such as Mexico, Central America, South America, and the Caribbean.

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