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English settlers had ambivalent images and feelings about the natives of North A

English settlers had ambivalent images and feelings about the natives of North A

English settlers had ambivalent images and feelings about the natives of North America. Analyze why this was so and what images/feelings seemed to prevail.

This is for my American History course, we're using the American People textboo

.clay   2118   9 Replies

Daniel Davis

The religion of ________ rose rapidly for several centuries after its founding i

The religion of ________ rose rapidly for several centuries after its founding i

The religion of ________ rose rapidly for several centuries after its founding in 610 C.E.

This is for my American History course, we're using the American People textbook if that helps

.clay   2185   9 Replies

Andrew Powell

What was progressivism? What motivated the U.S american expansionism in the 1890

What was progressivism? What motivated the U.S american expansionism in the 1890

Question 1: What was progressivism, its religious and intellectual roots, and why were so many people drawn to it? Briefly discuss how they tried to confront the major problems of American society. Also, what was the one thing that the Progressives l

kheal   3748   10 Replies

showstopper

According to Tâhâ Hussein, Egypt should partner with Western powers because ofa.the potential for ec

According to Tâhâ Hussein, Egypt should partner with Western powers because ofa.the potential for ec

According to Tâhâ Hussein, Egypt should partner with Western powers because of
a.   the potential for economic gain.
b.   shared religious values.
c.   continuous warfare in the Near East.
d.   historic ties between the two areas.

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Nicolas Quintero

From reading the Periplus and relating it to archaeological discoveries today, scholars have deduced ...

From reading the Periplus and relating it to archaeological discoveries today, scholars have deduced ...

From reading the Periplus and relating it to archaeological discoveries today, scholars have deduced that trade was very active on the southwestern coast of India because
 
  a. Foreign ships were too big to travel through the shallow wate

linasottile   1162   11 Replies

Cheyanne Thomas

Qin law was sophisticated and nuanced, as witnessed by

Qin law was sophisticated and nuanced, as witnessed by

Qin law was sophisticated and nuanced, as witnessed by
 
  a. The privileging of the wealthy over the poor.
  b. Giving special treatment to the poor.
  c. Requiring every judge to memorize all laws.
  d. Allowing assemblies

Jnortontruvisio   413   11 Replies

Jared Seimears

The textbook notes that a new characteristic of American life during the high tide of immigration ...

The textbook notes that a new characteristic of American life during the high tide of immigration ...

The textbook notes that a new characteristic of American life during the high tide of immigration was new ritualistic display of patriotism such as
A) displaying the American flag in homes.
B) recitation of the Pledge of Allegiance in publi

Velania   2214   11 Replies

misomiso

Josiah Wedgwood was the first to introduce ____ in his factory.

Josiah Wedgwood was the first to introduce ____ in his factory.

Josiah Wedgwood was the first to introduce ____ in his factory.
 
  a. female workers
  b. steam engines
  c. electric lighting
  d. child labor
  e. minimum wages

starrlite81   650   12 Replies

Rayvyn Wagner

The key to the economic survival of the nomadic tribes of the Great Plains was the:

The key to the economic survival of the nomadic tribes of the Great Plains was the:

The key to the economic survival of the nomadic tribes of the Great Plains was the:
A) deer.
B) raiding white settlements and railroad crews.
C) raiding settled tribes.
D) buffalo.

riptor   1473   12 Replies

malerie lujan

Gorbachev’s glasnost attacked _______. (Multiple Choice)

Gorbachev’s glasnost attacked _______. (Multiple Choice)

Gorbachev’s glasnost attacked _______.
A) the culture of the Soviet political system
B) communism
C) collectivization
D) the suppression of eastern European nations by the Soviet Union

Mag.gie   1308   12 Replies

preston diehl

The Epicureans believed that happiness was achieved by________.

The Epicureans believed that happiness was achieved by________.

The Epicureans believed that happiness was achieved by________.
A) by pursuing a hedonistic life
B) living a rational and simple life outside of politics
C) participation in public life
D) rejecting all pleasure

Mag.gie   1654   12 Replies

ReDiamondEgg

How did Bakunin describe the uprising in the streets of Paris?

How did Bakunin describe the uprising in the streets of Paris?

How did Bakunin describe the uprising in the streets of Paris?
 
  a. He saw the French military as splendid in its handling of the mobs of peoples.
  b. He saw the masses of uneducated workers as noble.
  c. He found the adulter

ahh_risa   486   13 Replies

Dale Michaud

Roman literature (Multiple Choice)

Roman literature (Multiple Choice)

Roman literature
 
  a. drew heavily from Etruscan models.
  b. was unusually resistant to external influences.
  c. was dominated by the preeminent prose of Virgil during the Augustan Age.
  d. reached it high point in the

Jnortontruvisio   785   13 Replies

Rebecca Rose1

Which of the following devices helped advance the analysis of information?

Which of the following devices helped advance the analysis of information?

Which of the following devices helped advance the analysis of information?
 
  A) sternpost rudder
  B) magnetic compass
  C) telescope
  D) printing press
  E) blunderbuss

amaru4   1070   13 Replies

tru.alx

The public battle over __________in San Jose, California, in the 1870s illustrates the passions the ...

The public battle over __________in San Jose, California, in the 1870s illustrates the passions the ...

The public battle over __________in San Jose, California, in the 1870s illustrates the passions the issue aroused in the late nineteenth and early twentieth century.
 
  Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).

ub|k   563   13 Replies

sedona_rosex

According to the Jacobins, the worst form of betrayal was a.to support the king

According to the Jacobins, the worst form of betrayal was a.to support the king

According to the Jacobins, the worst form of betrayal was
a.   to support the king.
b.   to oppose the execution of the king.
c.   to oppose Jacobin positions.
d.   to convince others to oppose Jacobin positions.

fx-82   1002   13 Replies

Katherine Lewis

A common feature of most Chinese novels under the Ming-Qing dynasties was a.the

A common feature of most Chinese novels under the Ming-Qing dynasties was a.the

A common feature of most Chinese novels under the Ming-Qing dynasties was
a.   the strong influence of Western writing styles and constructions.
b.   the use of supernatural elements to explain everyday events.
c.   a critical view of Chines

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Brittany Pfitzenmeyer

Unlike Jericho, Catalhoyuk lacked (Multiple Choice)

Unlike Jericho, Catalhoyuk lacked (Multiple Choice)

Unlike Jericho, Catalhoyuk lacked
 
  a. Trade.
  b. Hunting weapons.
  c. Buildings.
  d. Walls or moats.
  e. Agriculture.

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Colin Bruff

In 1540, an expedition sent to search for the golden realm of Cibola departed under the command of ...

In 1540, an expedition sent to search for the golden realm of Cibola departed under the command of ...

In 1540, an expedition sent to search for the golden realm of Cibola departed under the command of
 
  A) Cabeza de Vaca.
  B) Francisco Vsquez de Coronado.
  C) Pnfilo de Narvez.
  D) Hernando de

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Stephanie Rodriguez3

Writers of the 1950s ____ embraced a free-form style as well as sexual liberation, Eastern religious ...

Writers of the 1950s ____ embraced a free-form style as well as sexual liberation, Eastern religious ...

Writers of the 1950s ____ embraced a free-form style as well as sexual liberation, Eastern religious mysticism, and extreme experience that was later adopted by the 1960s ____.
 
  a. hippies; Beat Generation
  b. reali

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Summerlin Riekert

All of the following were outspoken critics of imperialism EXCEPT

All of the following were outspoken critics of imperialism EXCEPT

All of the following were outspoken critics of imperialism EXCEPT
A) William Jennings Bryan.
B) Samuel Gompers.
C) Mark Twain.
D) Theodore Roosevelt.

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Mason Rheinhardt _ Studen

At the heart of American society remained a common assumption that this was a/an

At the heart of American society remained a common assumption that this was a/an

At the heart of American society remained a common assumption that this was a/an
A) egalitarian society.
B) color-blind society.
C) affluent nation.
D) democratic country.

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Velania   984   16 Replies

co1ncidence

In his book, ________, John Steinbeck writes of the plight of Mexican migrant wo

In his book, ________, John Steinbeck writes of the plight of Mexican migrant wo

In his book, ________, John Steinbeck writes of the plight of Mexican migrant workers.

This is for my American History course, we're using the American People textbook if that helps

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udeygwii

Russian ballads suggest that the common people of Russia a.knew that they rece

Russian ballads suggest that the common people of Russia a.knew that they rece

Russian ballads suggest that the common people of Russia
a.   knew that they received better treatment than their counterparts in western Europe.
b.   did not recognize the difference between serfdom and slavery.
c.   blamed the Tsar for th

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Rachel Ryan

In the sports world, __________ followed baseball as an American export.

In the sports world, __________ followed baseball as an American export.

In the sports world, __________ followed baseball as an American export.
A) basketball
B) tennis
C) football
D) soccer

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Velania   1094   19 Replies

wmoore19

What does Bismarck think of Napoleon’s belief that European history represents a struggle between “R

What does Bismarck think of Napoleon’s belief that European history represents a struggle between “R

What does Bismarck think of Napoleon’s belief that European history represents a struggle between “Republican and Cossack” tendencies (Document, 875)?
a.   Bismarck basically agrees with Napoleon’s analysis, though he uses different terminology.

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Sophie Claire Box

In their lifestyles and beliefs, the Beats celebrated all of the following EXCEPT

In their lifestyles and beliefs, the Beats celebrated all of the following EXCEPT

In their lifestyles and beliefs, the Beats celebrated all of the following EXCEPT
A) eccentric artistic expression.
B) swapping traditional sex roles.
C) unashamed homosexuality.
D) experimentation with drug use.

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Velania   1308   20 Replies

Swalker

Fundamentally, postmodernism may be understood as ________.

Fundamentally, postmodernism may be understood as ________.

Fundamentally, postmodernism may be understood as ________.
A) a celebration of Western culture
B) a rejection of Western cultural supremacy
C) an emphasis on rationality and science
D) an emphasis on Christianity

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Mag.gie   2357   24 Replies

Chelsea Sullivan

Noteworthy characteristics of Prussia included all of the following except a.an

Noteworthy characteristics of Prussia included all of the following except a.an

Noteworthy characteristics of Prussia included all of the following except
a.   an identity largely embodied by the king and the army.
b.   a disproportionately large army for the population.
c.   officials and army officers that were loyal

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Shannon Slabaugh

Roman rhetoric is an illustration of ________.

Roman rhetoric is an illustration of ________.

Roman rhetoric is an illustration of ________.
A) borrowing from Greece
B) Etruscan influence
C) Roman creativity
D) the influence of territorial expansion

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Cameron Dunnam