Why was the "civilization" of Native Americans tragic?
a. Some Native Americans refused to become civilized, so they were tragically murdered by white
Americans.
b. Many Native Americans tried to use civilized means like protests and boycotts to influence the
U.S. government for their rights, but tragically failed.
c. Few Native Americans wanted to become "civilized" because it meant tragically giving up their culture in exchange for land and citizenship.
d. Most Native Americans were tragically unable to demonstrate aspects of civilization: literature, art, or organized society.
e. Some Native Americans sacrificed their culture to try to assimilate into white society, and still they were not accepted or granted rights.
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a. they were usually placed under restraint in the presence of the emperor. b. communication lines in China were less efficient than in Rome. c. an appointment to command a Han army was given only for a specific campaign. d. commanders were appointed in threes so each would check the other.
Who did the early eastern bishops claim to be directly descended from?
A) Jesus of Nazareth B) the 12 apostles C) John the Baptist D) Paul E) Judas
The literary work employing "magic realism" is
A) Small is Beautiful. B) One Hundred Years of Solitude. C) The Unbearable Lightness of Being. D) One-Dimensional Man. E) All of these are correct.
In North America, moundbuilding appeared first in what is now
A. Louisiana. B. Florida. C. Alabama. D. Texas.