In the eyes of the radical element in the British colonies, legislation like the Québec Act set the precedent for colonial government in which __________
A) religious toleration was not practiced
B) steps were taken toward full democracy
C) each colony basically governed itself
D) colonists were denied representative self-government
Answer: D
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Spanish expansion and exploration of the New World was best exemplified by
A) the first circumnavigation of the globe by Amerigo Vespucci. B) the conquest of the Aztec Empire by Cortés. C) the conquest of Mayan civilization by Magellan. D) Pizarro's rounding of the tip of South America in 1519. E) Cabot's search for the Northwest Passage.
The first nation to pioneer decolonization was:
a. South Africa b. Ghana c. Congo d. Kenya
How did Gaozu, the rebel leader who brought down the Qin empire, deal with the Xiongnu confederation threat?
a. he took a massive army north and defeated them soundly. b. he adopted a policy of appeasement. c. he formed an alliance with Mongols to wipe them out. d. he incorporated them into the Han empire. e. none of these.
Huguenots made up about ________ of the French population
A. two-thirds B. one percent C. half D. a quarter E. one-fifteenth