When plantation worker Fannie Lou Hamer tried to register to vote, she not only lost her job and home but also was:
A) attacked by a white mob outside of her county courthouse.
B) run out of the state of Mississippi.
C) severely beaten in jail.
D) kidnapped by the Ku Klux Klan.
Answer: C
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a. the pope was infallible in his decisions. b. a pope in power could not be deposed for any reason. c. the Holy Roman emperor could veto the choice of the college of cardinals for the next pope. d. the pope had ultimate temporal and spiritual authority. e. there was only one authority within the church, that decreed by the pope.
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American officials determined that they could not support Ho Chi Minh for the following reason.
A. His deeply held Communist beliefs. B. His steadfast refusal to promise tax-free monopolies for U.S. imports. C. His close ties with Chinese Nationalist leader Chiang Kai-shek. D. His refusal to accept American military aid in 1947.