Canada's management of Indian affairs differed from that of the United States in that
a. the Royal Mounted Police adopted a more aggressive stance against Indian resistance to acculturation.
b. Canada granted Indians the rights of British subjects and proceeded more slowly in attempting to acculturateIndians
c. the Canadian government treated Indian tribes as foreign nations.
d. Canada outlawed intermarriage between whites and Indians.
b
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1850s? A) aware and supportive B) ignorant and hostile C) aware and unsupportive D) ignorant and unsupportive
England's allies in the Great Schism:
A. included the Holy Roman Empire, Hungary, Bohemia, and Poland. B. supported the Pope at Avignon. C. included the Holy Roman Empire, Hungary, Bohemia, and Scotland. D. supported the Popes who were no longer considered official by the church. E. disagreed with each other over the issue of the Conciliar Theory of Church Government.
The "Mukden incident"
A. provided Japan with the fabricated excuse to send troops into Manchuria. B. resulted in the signing of the Sino-Russian Pact. C. started active warfare between the Chinese nationalists and communists. D. provided Germany with an excuse to send troops into Poland. E. started the career of Mao Zedong.
By the Gupta period, the idea of ritual pollution resulting from unsanctioned contact with __________ becomes increasingly common.
a. Mahayana Buddhists. b. Lower castes. c. Jains. d. Greeks.