The mendicant “Order of Preachers,” who adopted the rule of Saint Augustine, was established in 1215. One of their primary rules besides preaching was their attachment to the call of poverty, by their founder Francis
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
Ans: F
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The most productive lands of the Near East included
A) Palestine. B) Turkey. C) Egypt. D) eastern Iranian provinces. E) all of the above.
The Christian king Alfred the Great of England
a. was tolerant of local religions. b. immediately put to death all non-Christians among those he had conquered. c. was initially tolerant of local religions, but his successors forced the conversion of the local populations. d. imposed baptism on defeated pagans.
Italy's imperialist dreams in Africa were stymied by its crushing defeat at the battle of Adowa in ________, in which one-third of its army was killed by Ethiopian forces.
a. 1870. b. 1911. c. 1896. d. 1935.
Defenders of the new industrial order claimed that a laissez-faire government would promote the greatest degree of progress. To what extent does this describe the actual policies of the federal government?
What will be an ideal response?