The struggle of which country, long regarded as a symbol for all of Africa, to maintain its independence in the face of Italian aggression became a cause célèbre for African Americans in the 1930s?
a. Ethiopia
b. Liberia
c. Egypt
d. Sierra Leone
a. Ethiopia
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A) to remain neutral during any future wars between England and France B) to remain at peace for fifty years C) to fight for the British in any future wars D) to fight for France in any future wars
The site of both colonial rebellion and slave rebellion against the colonists, __________ was the largest city in the colonial South
A) Charleston B) Jamestown C) Savannah D) Baltimore
The spread of Christianity from Rome in the sixth and seventh centuries was done mainly by ______________.
A. monasticism B. missionaries C. diplomatic missions from Rome D. forced conversion E. political consensus
The outcome of the 1777 New York campaign of British General John Burgoyne showed that
a. Americans fought no better in the countryside than they did in cities. b. Americans had unrealistic hopes of attracting foreign support. c. the British had a poor understanding of American geography. d. Indians were reliable allies for the British.