Which of the following individuals was probably the least progressive on the race question in America in the early 1900s?
A) Theodore Roosevelt
B) Woodrow Wilson
C) William Taft
D) Booker T. Washington
E) W. E. B. Du Bois
Answer: B
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A. had considerable political influence if they were queen mothers. B. were given much more freedom in the economic sphere than those of Vietnam. C. had no political influence, as was shown by the fate Suleyman the Magnificent's mother. D. who lived in the harem were abused sexually by the sultan and his male friends and, at times, even by enlisted army personnel. E. served as royal bodyguards and, if slaves, were used to produce royal heirs.
What was the most dominant common characteristic among the diverse group of people who remained loyal to Britain?
A. They were old-stock wealthy planters and merchants from the coastal areas whose families had long prospered under British rule. B. They were fearful of instability within American society. C. They owed their livelihood and social status to Crown appointments and thus were unmoved by constitutional arguments. D. They were devout Christians who believed the Bible commanded obedience to authority.
The Stamp Act of 1765 affected ________
A) only businessmen and merchants B) primarily colonial manufacturers C) ordinary people, as well as the elite D) only those in direct trade with Great Britain E) notaries and other public officials
How did religion contribute to Hammurabi's political success?
A) He demonstrated his strength by forcing the exile of all Sumerian priests. B) He partitioned all of Mesopotamia into small political units governed by priests. C) He destroyed all existing Mesopotamian religions and forced acceptance of his Babylonian faith. D) He claimed that divine authority stood behind the laws that he established.