European nations did not offer much help to the Confederacy for all the following reasons EXCEPT
A) Europeans were dependent on Northern grain exports.
B) the Confederacy made no serious diplomatic efforts to seek aid.
C) England had moral qualms about recognizing a slave power.
D) England found alternative sources of cotton.
B
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The Buddhist sect that stressed the role of devotion was
a. Chan. b. the Pure Land Sect. c. Tantrism. d. the White Lotus Sect. e. the Black Leopard Sect.
The "invisible institution" was
A) the Underground Railroad. B) the black church. C) a pre-war version of the Ku Klux Klan. D) a clandestine network of voodoo practitioners. E) a secret organization of southern white abolitionists.
According to Megasthenes, one of the ways a Mauryan court official observed foreigners was to
a. Force them to sign in at the palace. b. Give them servants to watch over their modes of life. c. Make all foreigners live in the same building. d. Confine foreigners to one border town. e. Force foreigners to marry a local.
While English and French monarchs increased their powers in the 12th and 13th centuries, German emperors generally grew weaker because of their
a. fascination with religious mysticism. b. alliance with Muslim states, which created hostility among most Europeans. c. repeated conflicts with the papacy. d. All of the answers are correct.