In 1848, at Seneca Falls, New York, __________
a. a major religious revival occurred
b. the first national gathering of feminists took place
c. eleven people were killed in an anti-Mormon riot
d. the radical antislavery movement began
e. representatives of the Five Civilized Tribes finally ceded the Ohio Valley to the United States
B
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A) created new centers of power B) replaced the Mongol Empire C) followed longstanding patterns D) were successor states to Alexander's empire
The first Gothic church was constructed near
A. London. B. Rome. C. Paris. D. Venice. E. Constantinople.
By 1932 the Wahhabi Saudis had conquered
a. Oman b. Yemen c. Western Arabia, including Mecca and Medina d. Syria e. All of the above
Justice Roger Taney ruled in the Dred Scott case that Scott, and all slaves, did not have U.S. citizenship and
a. were citizens of the state where they lived. b. were governed by the slavery laws in the state in which they resided. c. were property and remained property no matter where they were. d. could buy their freedom. e. could buy their citizenship.