This monument commemorating the Native Americans who fell at the Battle of Little Bighorn celebrates the unity of the Sioux, Cheyenne, and Arapaho warriors even as it symbolically portrays
A) their savagery in war.
B) how Americans have relied on an incomplete and overly simplistic understanding of the history of the American West.
C) their aggression against white settlers.
D) the loss of their culture.
E) the environmental destruction of their native lands.
B
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a. Vespucci published a falsified travel account that convinced mapmakers that he had proved America was separate from Asia. b. Vespucci had been on Columbus's last voyage, but unlike Columbus realized that they had found a new continent. c. Vespucci's travels to the Americas brought great wealth to Spain, and he was rewarded with a continent named for him. d. Vespucci was the first person to make contact with what is now the Bahamas, and the continent he reached was named after him. e. Vespucci convinced the king and queen of Spain that Columbus had falsified reports of his travels, and proved that it was he who had been the first to reach the Americas.
The phrase dar al-Islam means
A. "missionary of the divine faith." B. "warrior of Islam." C. "house of Islam." D. "conquest of Islam." E. "victory of god."
The idea of adding the fight against slavery to their fight for women's rights
A) proved very controversial. B) was only supported by African American women activists. C) was accepted by the conventions of the 1850s. D) found no supporters among women's rights activists.
Beginning with a series of papers published in ________, Albert Einstein destroyed the Newtonian notion of a certain, absolute, and mechanistic universe.
a. 1915. b. 1933. c. 1899. d. 1905.