The concept of dharma occurs repeatedly in Ashoka's inscriptions. He uses the word to mean the teachings of the Buddha who asked what of each individual follower?
a. Reaffirm one' s relationship with the family.
b. Acknowledge the king's divinity.
c. Fight a holy war against Hinduism.
d. Spread the word of Buddha by personal missionary work.
e. Follow correct conduct according to law and custom.
e
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a. Black defense workers in the Bay area organized against union discrimination, resulting in a 1945 state supreme court ban on the practice of forcing African Americans into separate auxiliaries as a condition of employment. b. African American and Mexican American voters helped elect a significant number of minority candidates to local city councils during the war years. c. Latinos in Orange County filed a lawsuit regarding segregation in public schools, resulting in a ruling in their favor in 1947by the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals. d. Chinese Americans lobbied against discriminatory exclusion laws with moral ammunition from their dedicated war service, and Congress responded by repealing the Exclusion Act in 1943.
Which of the following acts was the first federal effort to regulate business combinations?
a) Sherman Antitrust Act b) Pendleton Act c) Sherman Silver Purchase Act d) Gold Standard Act
The Roosevelt Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine
A) was never effectively implemented. B) justified United States intervention into Latin American affairs. C) began the United States' "Good Neighbor Policy" with Latin America. D) explained America's need for the Panama Canal.
Which one of the following statements accurately describes lynching in the state during this period?
A. The practice had virtually disappeared by 1890. B. Several hundred African Americans were lynched during these years. C. Most lynchings took place in West Texas. D. The state legislature passed an antilynching law in 1890 in hopes of eliminating the practice.