Aksum became the third Christian kingdom, after ________ (301 CE) and Georgia (319 CE).
a. Rome.
b. Cappadocia.
c. Armenia.
d. Arabia.
c. Armenia.
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A. child labor B. safe working conditions C. wage fairness D. Women's working conditions
Followers of Ali and his descendants are the ________
A) Sunnis B) Umayyads C) Shi'a D) Abbasids
What is enlightened despotism and where did it arise?
A) It is a form of absolute monarchy characterized by reforms intended to better the lives of citizens and strengthen the state. This was first seen in Germany, France, and Hungary. B) It was a form of absolute monarchy characterized by reforms intended to strengthen the state. This was first seen in Hungary, Russia, and Germany. C) It was a form of absolute monarchy characterized by reforms intended to better the lives of citizens while actually strengthening the state. This was first seen in Russia. D) It was a form of absolute monarchy characterized by reforms intended to better the lives of citizens and strengthen the state. This was first seen in Prussia, Austria, and Russia. E) It was a form of absolute monarchy characterized by reforms intended to strengthen the state. This was first seen in Serbia, Czechoslovakia, and Russia.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. According to Weber, Oppression exists when one group has historically gained power and control over valued assets of a society (e.g., wealth, information, and political power) by exploiting the labor and lives of other groups and then by using those assets to secure its position of power into the future. 2. Weber claims that power resides in the hands of the average citizen in society. 3. As stated by Desmond and Emirbayer, you are born with your race the same as you are born with fingers, eyes and hair. 4. A person’s phenotype is her or his physical appearance and constitution, including skeletal structure, height, hair texture, eye color, and skin tone, according to Desmond and Emirbayer. 5. Crawley, Foley, and Shehan argue that our gender roles are mainly determined by our genetic selves as male or female.