Peasants made up the overwhelming mass of the third estate EXCEPT in
a. England and Scotland.
b. Aragon and Castille.
c. Normandy and Aquitaine.
d. Bavaria and the Balkans.
e. Flanders and northern Italy.
e
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Which of the following is one way to consider Benito Mussolini’s ideas of Fascism?
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The most important achievement of Émilie du Châtelet was
A. her discovery of the principles of blood circulation in the human body. B. in demonstrating the transfer of disease through bacteria. C. in providing a model that undermined the Ptolemaic view of the universe. D. the development of a law of inertia. E. her translation of Isaac Newton's Principia Mathematica.
The first Prime Minister of independent Burma was
a. Sukarno b. Aung San c. Pol Pot d. U Thant e. Ferdinand Marcos
How did the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850 differ from previous fugitive slave laws?
a) It forced northern citizens to help catch runaway slaves. b) It made escape a capital crime. c) It made it much more difficult to reclaim escaped slaves. d) It had little support in the South.