As a result of _____________ in 732, Charles Martel, ‘the Hammer', emerged as not only the most powerful man in Frankland but also the leader of the most powerful force in Latin Christendom.
a. Leading an expedition to recover Jerusalem from the Muslims.
b. Instituting new metallurgical and tool-making skills among the Franks.
c. Deposing the last Merovingian king.
d. Defeating advancing Muslim armies at the Battle of Tours.
d. Defeating advancing Muslim armies at the Battle of Tours.
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A) ?Panama B) ?Mexico C) ?Cuba D) ?Venezuela E) ?Puerto Rico
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a. the economy and social structure were utterly devastated. b. there was a turn from agriculture to industry. c. northern investors were eager to develop the region. d. there was a trained labor force ready to work. e. poorer whites benefited from the end of plantation slavery.
Who was Theodore Roosevelt's chief advisor on conservation issues?
a. John Muir b. Gifford Pinchot c. Lincoln Steffens d. Richard Ballinger
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