Despite the large numbers of Muslims in South and Southeast Asian nations, women have played prominent roles in many places. Specify and explain
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Discuss the women presidents and prime ministers of the nations with Muslim majorities, how they came to power, their policy successes, and failures. Why, in your opinion, have women been able to achieve more prominence in these societies than in other Muslim countries, particularly those in the Middle East?
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Newton stated that in the essential structure of the universe, matter is
a. consistent throughout. b. lifeless in its essential state. c. acted upon by immaterial forces. d. atomic in structure. e. all of the above
About 20% of the world’s migrants are refugees fleeing
a. Government repression b. Genocide c. War d. Political instability e. All of the above
Which of the following statements describes the impact the internal slave trade had on the American South?
a) Slavery and the internal slave trade became a key element of the southern economy and society beyond the production of agricultural goods. b) Slavery in the South began a slow decline that was only interrupted by civil war. c) The shift from the Atlantic slave trade to internal slave trading had little impact on the South itself. d) The internal slave trade led to cheaper prices and less profits for those who dealt in slaves.
In the non-western world, most early Marxists were
a. peasant farmers. b. factory workers. c. rootless intellectuals. d. military officers. e. radical religious leaders.