Consider Map 6-1. The territory that had the fewest invasions in the fourth and fifth centuries was also the most prosperous in that era, that of the ________
A. Carthaginians of North Africa
B. Carolingians in Aachen
C. Catholics in Rome
D. Byzantines of Asia Minor
E. Arabs of Arabia
Answer: C
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
Why did student protests begin to surge in the United States in 1967?
A) The Selective Service System abolished automatic draft deferments for students. B) News of the My Lai massacre revealed the extent of American atrocities in Vietnam. C) The cost of the war began to affect higher education in America. D) Economic troubles resulting from the war began to restrict job opportunities for young graduates.