In what way was Zoroastrianism similar to Judaism?
a. Both religions were polytheistic.
b. Both religions were aggressively evangelical.
c. Both religions were monotheistic.
d. Both religions taught that God was indifferent to human suffering.
e. Both religions taught that God was opposed by an evil spirit.
c
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A) Syrian B) Saudi C) Iranian D) Iraqi
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A) President Polk's efforts to purchase Hawaii B) efforts to seize control of Costa Rica C) the Ostend Manifesto D) Commodore Perry's opening of Japan in1853
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A) The American military beginning a lengthy presence in Afghanistan B) The failure of the republican government to capture the terrorist Osama bin Laden C) The terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon D) Senator Jim Jeffords's announcement that he would caucus with the Democrats as an independent E) Heavy losses incurred due to the war waged against Afghanistan
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A) was a best-seller B) was rejected by the critics C) focused on southern black life D) called for armed insurrection