The Calvinist Movement was
A) the Scandinavian Protestant movement started by John Calvin.
B) a Protestant belief in predestination.
C) started by John Calvin, a Frenchman that fled France to Geneva in fear of persecution.
D) started by John Calvin, the author of the Institutes of Christian Religion, a treatise on worshipping God as he understood it.
E) All of these
E
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Although Mycenaean palaces were destroyed and its towns abandoned by 1100 B.C.E., following a massive volcanic explosion around 1200 B.C.E., this natural disaster does not explain the end of this civilization because ________
A. the palaces were attacked by neighboring enemies B. some towns were still intact after the volcanic explosion C. most people had left the area when the volcano erupted D. most people moved out of the towns to do farming
William Byrd's father, William Byrd I,
a) raised tobacco on his Virginia plantation. b) made his plantation a center for trade with smaller plantations and Indian tribes. c) joined Nathaniel Bacon in an unauthorized attack on Indians. d) served in the House of Burgesses, the provincial council and as auditor of public accounts and receiver general of Virginia. e) all of the above
The Reverend ____ of Philadelphia became rich by delivering his lecture "Acres of Diamonds" thousands of times
a. Herbert Spencer b. William Graham Sumner c. Charles Darwin d. Russell Conwell e. Edward Bellamy
Simon Bolivar's Gran Colombia included which of the following South American states?
a. Columbia, Ecuador, and Venezuela b. Columbia, Chili, and Peru c. Columbia, Brazil, and Ecuador d. Columbia, Peru, and Venezuela e. Columbia, Brazil, and Chili