A focal point of African Islam was ____, where traders engaged in salt, gold and slaves
a. the Sahara
b. the Sahel
c. the Kola
d. the Great Niger River
e. Timbuktu
b
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Most southern planters considered their slaves to be __________
a. hard-working and industrious b. children who required constant supervision c. skilled and motivated d. dangerous malcontents e. mere property
In addition to their beautiful gardens, another Japanese cultural contribution that represents a fusion of Zen and aesthetics is the
a. black ink wash. b. architectural saturnalia. c. Shinto observance. d. tea ceremony. e. tatami ritual.
The most significant result of the Fugitive Slave Act was that
A. almost 200 people were returned to bondage. B. Garrison and his followers were mobilized. C. three runaways were forcibly rescued from their captors. D. white opinion in the North was swayed toward the cause of abolition.
In 1722 who seized control of the Persian capital of Isfahan?
a. Afghans b. Ottomans c. Safavids d. Armenians e. Egyptians