The term zimbabwe originally referred to
A. a lion, which was considered sacred.
B. the animistic spirit of nature.
C. a cavalry force.
D. the dwelling of a chief.
E. the principal crop of east and central Africa.
Answer: D
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A) led the Eisenhower administration to suspend atmospheric nuclear testing. B) led to American and Soviet cooperation on disease eradication around the world. C) was the name of a U-2 reconnaissance plane shot down over the Soviet Union in 1960. D) sparked the creation of the National Aeronautics and Space Agency.
The woman suffrage pageant during the president's inaugural parade in 1913 drew
a) overwhelming support from women and almost universal opposition from men. b) overwhelming support from men and almost universal opposition from women. c) overwhelming support from both men and women. d) almost universal opposition from both men and women. e) some support and some opposition from both men and women.
Southerners were particularly disturbed by free African American writers like David Walker because his Appeal to the Colored Citizens of the World:
A) encouraged slave rebellion. B) assumed full equality. C) insisted on changing the Constitution's three-fifths rule. D) advocated public education for blacks.
The vestiges of Charlemagne's empire were invaded in the 9th century by all of the following groups except:
a. Angles. b. Muslims. c. Vikings. d. Magyars.