What war pitted the city-states of Sparta and Athens against each other?
What will be an ideal response?
Answer: Peloponnesian War
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Which of the following is true of Life of Washington, published in 1800?
A. It was published only after the author agreed to delete revelations about Washington's affair with Sally Fairfax. B. In his portrayal of Washington, the author intended to provide the young people of America with a virtuous role model. C. It was written only after painstaking research by the author. D. Its author was widely ridiculed because he portrayed Washington in a realistic manner.
How does the Marbury v. Madison case influence the legislature today?
a. It established the constitutionality of political parties and the limits on political contributions. b. It began the civil rights movement, determining that the rights of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness are for all people. c. It was the first unanimous ruling, demonstrating that even politically divided Supreme Court justices can work together. d. It began the process of rewriting the U.S. Constitution, making it the document that legislators use today. e. It established precedence for the Supreme Court to judge the constitutionality of congressional acts.
What arose from the choice of Uthman over Ali in 644?
A) the Abbasid dynasty B) the Sunni–Shi'ite split C) the spread of Islam in Arabia D) the conquest of Persia
All of the following are correct about the European nations and their colonial empires during the interwar years EXCEPT
A) despite World War I, the Europeans had maintained their colonial empires. B) Britain and France had added to their empires by dividing up many of Germany's colonial possessions. C) the political and social foundations and the self-confidence of European imperialism was strengthened during the 1920s and 1930s. D) the political and social foundations and the self-confidence of European imperialism was undermined during the 1920s and 1930s. E) there was a rising tide of unrest in the colonial world against Western imperialism.