Otto I met the greatest resistance and rebellion from
a. the church.
b. his brother Henry and his sons.
c. pagans who did not want to convert.
d. the Bulgars on his eastern flank.
e. the Franks, who resisted his claim to being Holy Roman Emperor.
b
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A. Not only did they receive large loans from the federal government, they also received millions of acres of land. B. The two corporations were plagued by worker unrest and strikes. C. Due to lack of funds, they were forced to halt the laying of track that would have provided a link between Omaha, Nebraska and Sacramento, California. D. The two railroad corporations were unable to agree on a standard track gauge, which prevented the creation of a unified transportation system.
Which of the following was a weakness of Congress under the Articles of Confederation?
A. It could only regulate trade. B. It could only levy taxes. C. Its structure meant that national leadership was marked by weakness and inability to legislate. D. It could not declare war or regulate Indian affairs.
The decision to forego capturing Baghdad and Saddam Hussein during the Persian Gulf War was made by President
a. Clinton. b. Carter. c. George H. W. Bush. d. Reagan. e. Ford.
Which of the following statements is true about immigrants in the 1840s and 1850s?
a. Most Irish immigrants had been farmers, whereas most German immigrants were skilled workers. b. Irish immigrants tended to move West, whereas German immigrants tended to stay in cities. c. Irish immigrants made poor politicians, whereas German immigrants quickly took over politics. d. Irish and German immigrants were mainly Protestants. e. The Irish tended to come as single men, whereas the Germans came in families.