In what way did the independence movements of Latin America mirror those of the European and American movements? How did the class structures of Latin America compare to those of the United States in the mid-nineteenth century, and how did that affect political movements?
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a. church scholars accepted them enthusiastically. b. church scholars largely discounted them as pagan delusions. c. there was controversy about whether they would endanger faith. d. there were doubts about whether the writings were really Aristotle's. e. they were found to be synonymous with Christian beliefs.
What was the goal of the Wade-Davis Bill?
A) It set up a more lenient Reconstruction plan than Lincoln's Ten Percent Plan. B) It was designed to build up the Republican Party in the South by stripping all white male Southerners of their voting rights. C) It allowed Southern states to reestablish new governments immediately after the end of the Civil War. D) It was designed to punish Confederate leaders and destroy the South's slave society by extending a longer period of Reconstruction in the South.
In March 1814, at the Battle of Horseshoe Bend in today's Alabama, Andrew Jackson's troops forced the Creeks to accept a treaty ceding their best lands to the Americans
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
The most militant Jewish resistance against Nazi terror and genocide occurred in
a. Treblinka. b. Auschwitz. c. the Warsaw Ghetto. d. Wannsee. e. the Jewish quarter of Paris.