Galileo believed that all aspects of nature could be described in terms of:
A. spiritual harmonies.
B. the motion of atoms.
C. their relation to celestial vibrations.
D. their relationship to human morality.
E. mathematical relationships.
E
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Which statement best summarizes Europe's experience in the mid-nineteenth century?
A) The revolutionaries of 1848 failed in the short run but won most of their demands in the long run. B) Peaceful means were ineffective, and the established order could only be changed by violence. C) Nationalism was a fading force of decreasing influence and would not hold sway much longer. D) Economic change seemed to occur in a vacuum and had little relationship to political change. E) Wealth was a stabilizing force, as the most economically developed countries experienced the least political change.
What did William Seward's foreign policy include?
A) avoiding entangling foreign alliances B) concentrating on promoting trade and commerce C) alliances with major European powers D) U.S. domination of the Americas E) U.S. acquisition of Mexico, but not Canada
Who wrote Le Morte d'Arthur?
A. William Caxton B. Thomas Mallory C. Fontainebleau D. Aldus Manutius E. Petrarch
The First Crusade was successful largely due to which of these factors?
A. assistance from the Byzantine Empire B. the assistance of Shiite Muslims C. divisions within Islam D. weather conditions