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As a result of the fourteenth century high death rates, all of the following were advantageous to ...

As a result of the fourteenth century high death rates, all of the following were advantageous to ...

As a result of the fourteenth century high death rates, all of the following were advantageous to the lesser population of Europe except
 
  a. more land was available for agriculture.
  b. greater food supplies were av

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tyrich

Because of exposure to the Hellenistic world, Greeks no longer believed that everything non-Greek ...

Because of exposure to the Hellenistic world, Greeks no longer believed that everything non-Greek ...

Because of exposure to the Hellenistic world, Greeks no longer believed that everything non-Greek was barbarian.
 
  a. True
  b. False
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false

graceeylee   45   1 Reply

choih94

All of the following are characteristics of mystery cults except

All of the following are characteristics of mystery cults except

All of the following are characteristics of mystery cults except
 
  a. purification rituals.
  b. initiation ceremonies.
  c. confession of sin and absolution.
  d. sharing the experience of the god

lexisastudent   45   1 Reply

Klexos

The Greek gods were distant and non-human.

The Greek gods were distant and non-human.

The Greek gods were distant and non-human.
 
  a. True
  b. False
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false

dd296   45   1 Reply

aly0303

The Russian prince Alexander Nevsky ruled from

The Russian prince Alexander Nevsky ruled from

The Russian prince Alexander Nevsky ruled from
 
  a. Moscow.
  b. Kiev.
  c. Crimea.
  d. Novgorod.
  e. Saint Petersburg.

Augustdor   45   1 Reply

CatHan

The wars between the English and French began for which reason(s)?

The wars between the English and French began for which reason(s)?

The wars between the English and French began for which reason(s)?
 
  a. imperial competition.
  b. differing forms of Christianity.
  c. dynastic challenges.
  d. economic rivalry.
  e. c

silizeng2   45   1 Reply

ferg

Why were oligarchies thought to be more stable than rule by aristocracies?

Why were oligarchies thought to be more stable than rule by aristocracies?

Why were oligarchies thought to be more stable than rule by aristocracies?
 
  a. Because oligarchies were formed by men of wealth took look after the economy.
  b. Because aristocrats were only looking after their own

Claudia899   45   1 Reply

k11

According to Homer's Iliad, during the Dark Ages, Greece was at war with which area?

According to Homer's Iliad, during the Dark Ages, Greece was at war with which area?

According to Homer's Iliad, during the Dark Ages, Greece was at war with which area?
 
  a. Persia
  b. Rome.
  c. Phoenicians
  d. Troy
  e. Thrace

AndyWang   45   1 Reply

estrada98

Why were the Persians better tolerated than the Assyrians?

Why were the Persians better tolerated than the Assyrians?

Why were the Persians better tolerated than the Assyrians?
 
  a. They allowed religious freedom.
  b. They did not have any taxes.
  c. They did not require people to serve in the military.
  d. The

hskennedy   45   1 Reply

vikopimo

The first five books of the Hebrew scripture are called

The first five books of the Hebrew scripture are called

The first five books of the Hebrew scripture are called
 
  a. Torah.
  b. Tanakh.
  c. Avestas.
  d. Upanashids.
  e. Dead Sea Scrolls.

barelysurving   45   1 Reply

jcarter

The Sea Peoples were originally from

The Sea Peoples were originally from

The Sea Peoples were originally from
 
  a. Troy.
  b. Germany.
  c. Egypte
  d. Crete.
  e. the central Asian steppes.

dpscool0415   45   1 Reply

hillaryana

The political factor that Mesopotamian city-states shared was

The political factor that Mesopotamian city-states shared was

The political factor that Mesopotamian city-states shared was
 
  a. a bond based on adherence to the same god.
  b. use of the same language.
  c. life built around a ziggurat.
  d. unification agai

yelizabeth   45   1 Reply

kasperbadbutt

The unconditional surrender policy toward Japan was modified by

The unconditional surrender policy toward Japan was modified by

The unconditional surrender policy toward Japan was modified by
 
  a. assuring the Japanese that there would be no war crimes trials.
  b. guaranteeing that defeated Japan would be treated decently by American occupier

michiamoliz   45   1 Reply

abenhad

The Battle of Midway in mid-1942 was

The Battle of Midway in mid-1942 was

The Battle of Midway in mid-1942 was
 
  a. a key Japanese victory that forced the United States to concentrate more of its forces in the Pacific.
  b. a stalemate that left both sides with heavy losses.
  c.

kokokoal   45   1 Reply

t2siddiq

In early 1942, American and Filipino troops under ____ slowed, but could not prevent, the Japanese ...

In early 1942, American and Filipino troops under ____ slowed, but could not prevent, the Japanese ...

In early 1942, American and Filipino troops under ____ slowed, but could not prevent, the Japanese conquest of the Philippines.
 
  a. General Dwight D. Eisenhower
  b. General George S. Patton
  c. General Be

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kmscott11

Overall, most ethnic groups in the United States during World War II

Overall, most ethnic groups in the United States during World War II

Overall, most ethnic groups in the United States during World War II
 
  a. were further assimilated into American society.
  b. were not allowed to serve in the military.
  c. had their patriotism questioned

KathaleenH   45   1 Reply

Abaird

By 1940 American public opinion had come to favor

By 1940 American public opinion had come to favor

By 1940 American public opinion had come to favor
 
  a. taking control of defeated France's overseas colonies.
  b. forming an alliance with the Soviet Union to resist Germany and Italy.
  c. permitting U.S.

88Meme   45   1 Reply

Annie81

Which groups were part of the enduring New Deal Democratic coalition that had emerged by the 1936 ...

Which groups were part of the enduring New Deal Democratic coalition that had emerged by the 1936 ...

Which groups were part of the enduring New Deal Democratic coalition that had emerged by the 1936 election?
 
  a. Blacks and fundamentalist Protestants
  b. Small-town New Englanders and Midwesterners
  c. Bl

patrickandfai   45   1 Reply

Ashleyroshell

One strong prejudice inhibiting women from obtaining higher education in the early nineteenth ...

One strong prejudice inhibiting women from obtaining higher education in the early nineteenth ...

One strong prejudice inhibiting women from obtaining higher education in the early nineteenth century was the belief that
 
  a. the presence of women would distract men from learning.
  b. women would be unable to part

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klowe1214

The idea of free public education gained wider support in the second quarter of the nineteenth ...

The idea of free public education gained wider support in the second quarter of the nineteenth ...

The idea of free public education gained wider support in the second quarter of the nineteenth century, thanks to
 
  a. the appearance of the first American dictionary.
  b. the popularity of the lyceum circuit.
&

dudekim   45   1 Reply

Kaliza17

When Jane Addams nominated Theodore Roosevelt for president at the 1912 Progressive Party ...

When Jane Addams nominated Theodore Roosevelt for president at the 1912 Progressive Party ...

When Jane Addams nominated Theodore Roosevelt for president at the 1912 Progressive Party convention, it
 
  a. was an effective tactic to get women to vote for Roosevelt.
  b. guaranteed Roosevelt's defeat by Woodrow W

Kyle Soulidad   45   1 Reply

eisman32

What did the Supreme Court's rule of reason in the Standard Oil case decree in 1911?

What did the Supreme Court's rule of reason in the Standard Oil case decree in 1911?

What did the Supreme Court's rule of reason in the Standard Oil case decree in 1911?
 
  a. Only reasonably argued antitrust cases would be reviewed by the high court.
  b. Trusts that created an unreasonable level of c

shan   45   1 Reply

Cologicoon

The real purpose of Theodore Roosevelt's assault on trusts was to

The real purpose of Theodore Roosevelt's assault on trusts was to

The real purpose of Theodore Roosevelt's assault on trusts was to
 
  a. protect consumers by restoring business competition.
  b. demonstrate the supremacy of the government over private business.
  c. slow t

Rye   45   1 Reply

qwer34

Which invention, known for its interchangeable parts, created the basis for modern mass production? ...

Which invention, known for its interchangeable parts, created the basis for modern mass production? ...

Which invention, known for its interchangeable parts, created the basis for modern mass production?
 
  a. Robert Fultons steamboat
  b. Elias Howes sewing machine
  c. Eli Whitneys musket
  d. Samue

LIYAQI   45   1 Reply

jada

Who was Czar Nicholas? (Multiple Choice)

Who was Czar Nicholas? (Multiple Choice)

Who was Czar Nicholas?
 
  a. Prime minister of Russia
  b. President of the Bank of the United States
  c. Author of Democracy in America
  d. Chief justice of the U.S. Supreme Court.
  e.

mndcurrier   45   1 Reply

selena

Whig supporters included all of these groups EXCEPT

Whig supporters included all of these groups EXCEPT

Whig supporters included all of these groups EXCEPT
 
  a. people who embraced the American System.
  b. Southerners who advocated for states' rights.
  c. Northern industrialists.
  d. evangelical P

Quam13   45   1 Reply

SHURTLE

The section of the United States most hurt by the Tariff of 1828 was

The section of the United States most hurt by the Tariff of 1828 was

The section of the United States most hurt by the Tariff of 1828 was
 
  a. New England.
  b. the Great Lakes states.
  c. the Southwest.
  d. the South.
  e. the Middle Atlantic states.

lover567   45   1 Reply

angiep01

Why did slavery come to be known as the peculiar institution in the first half of the nineteenth ...

Why did slavery come to be known as the peculiar institution in the first half of the nineteenth ...

Why did slavery come to be known as the peculiar institution in the first half of the nineteenth century?
 
  a. It spawned new African American religious and cultural practices that white Americans found deeply alien.
 

kc123   45   1 Reply

dianeflunder

Many Southerners moved into the Old Northwest after the War of 1812 because

Many Southerners moved into the Old Northwest after the War of 1812 because

Many Southerners moved into the Old Northwest after the War of 1812 because
 
  a. the railroads opened the area to settlement.
  b. they wanted to gain wealth through trade with the Indians.
  c. they had ear

hskennedy   45   1 Reply

juliaguay

The ill-fated American invasion of Canada was comprised of a

The ill-fated American invasion of Canada was comprised of a

The ill-fated American invasion of Canada was comprised of a
 
  a. full-scale naval assault on Newfoundland.
  b. major land assault on Fort Michilimackinac.
  c. three-pronged invasion launched from Detroit,

DiandraGreen   45   1 Reply

Nisa

Which statement is NOT a reason why Thomas Jefferson's embargo failed?

Which statement is NOT a reason why Thomas Jefferson's embargo failed?

Which statement is NOT a reason why Thomas Jefferson's embargo failed?
 
  a. He underestimated the determination of the British.
  b. He underestimated Britain's dependence on American trade.
  c. Britain pro

joyceess   45   1 Reply

ginam19pj

The major factor in drawing country people off the farms and into the big cities was

The major factor in drawing country people off the farms and into the big cities was

The major factor in drawing country people off the farms and into the big cities was
 
  a. the development of the skyscraper.
  b. the availability of industrial jobs.
  c. the compact nature of those large c

zojbhiasbdf   45   1 Reply

likeagseth

The Sherman Anti-Trust Act proved ineffective until more than two decades after its passage because ...

The Sherman Anti-Trust Act proved ineffective until more than two decades after its passage because ...

The Sherman Anti-Trust Act proved ineffective until more than two decades after its passage because it
 
  a. divided good trusts from bad trusts.
  b. lacked enforcement power.
  c. focused on how bad a compa

Lalalili67   45   1 Reply

AH173

Why did some Northern critics label Jefferson as a Negro President?

Why did some Northern critics label Jefferson as a Negro President?

Why did some Northern critics label Jefferson as a Negro President?
 
  a. Because he was rumored to have had sexual relations with one of his slaves
  b. Because he strongly supported abolition of slavery
  c

Coolbeans88   45   1 Reply

avantquez

Half of all workers were self-employed in 1860; by 1900, when more people were working for wages, ...

Half of all workers were self-employed in 1860; by 1900, when more people were working for wages, ...

Half of all workers were self-employed in 1860; by 1900, when more people were working for wages, the number of self-employed dropped to roughly
 
  a. 10 percent.
  b. 20 percent.
  c. 25 percent.
 

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ggabs

Which group made the first attempt to regulate the monopolizing practices of railroad corporations? ...

Which group made the first attempt to regulate the monopolizing practices of railroad corporations? ...

Which group made the first attempt to regulate the monopolizing practices of railroad corporations?
 
  a. Congress
  b. The Supreme Court
  c. The Grange
  d. The advocates of the Sherman Anti-Trust

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Loann

In 2015, the Supreme Court issued a landmark ruling in Obergefell v. Hodges that

In 2015, the Supreme Court issued a landmark ruling in Obergefell v. Hodges that

In 2015, the Supreme Court issued a landmark ruling in Obergefell v. Hodges that
 
  a. rejected challenges to federal subsidies for health insurance under the Affordable Care Act.
  b. rendered the Don't Ask, Don't Tel

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LindseyE123

Which program was the most essential to Hamiltons goal of bolstering the nations credit?

Which program was the most essential to Hamiltons goal of bolstering the nations credit?

Which program was the most essential to Hamiltons goal of bolstering the nations credit?
 
  a. Assumption
  b. Currency devaluation
  c. Funding at par
  d. Excise taxes
  e. Taxing the sl

sfitz   45   1 Reply

lexie92

The ____ Amendment might rightly be called the states' rights amendment.

The ____ Amendment might rightly be called the states' rights amendment.

The ____ Amendment might rightly be called the states' rights amendment.
 
  a. First
  b. Sixth
  c. Eighth
  d. Ninth
  e. Tenth

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Ha dhe224

In the election of 1888, the incumbent, President Grover Cleveland, lost largely due to his

In the election of 1888, the incumbent, President Grover Cleveland, lost largely due to his

In the election of 1888, the incumbent, President Grover Cleveland, lost largely due to his
 
  a. support for higher taxes.
  b. position in favor of lower tariffs.
  c. opponent Benjamin Harrison's sternly a

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anr18