The author who despaired of the corruption of the new national leaders such as Nkrumah was
a. Ayi Kwei Armah, The Beautiful Ones are not Yet Born
b. Chinua Achebe, Things Fall Apart
c. Sefi Atta, Everything Good Will Come
d. Yasmina Khadra, The Swallows of Kabul
e. Elechi Amadi, Sunset in Biafra
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The Indian sea routes used by the Romans to ship Silk Road imports back to Rome
a. began at the seaports along the Bay of Bengal. b. went through the Sunda Strait. c. expanded in the first century C.E. when sailors mastered the monsoon winds. d. began at commercial shipping centers situated on Sri Lanka. e. began at the Bactrian coast of the Indian Ocean.
How did the Punic Wars change Roman society?
A) Rome was the largest empire in the Western world. She relied upon professional soldiers and dictators to continue her expansion plans. B) Rome wielded unchecked power, farmer-soldiers were replaced by a professional army, and the city-state mixed government broke down. C) Rome was the largest empire in the Western world. She replaced her farmer-soldiers with professionally trained soldiers and continued global expansion plans. D) Rome wielded unchecked power, and the city-state mixed government was replaced by dictators thirsting for global domination. E) The oligarchic government broke down, aided by the rise of tyrants in Rome. This produced unchecked power throughout her empire.
The Incans did all of the following with their mummies (mallquis) except:
a. Dressing them in fine clothing. b. Furnishing them daily meals. c. Carrying them around to visit mummified relatives. d. Using them to terrorize enemy armies.