Concise, seventeen-syllable poems became a stylish rage in Japan. They were known as __________
A) haiku
B) jujitsu
C) kabuki
D) Hongwu
Answer: A
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A) Strict limitations were removed on prayers in public schools. B) Narrow definitions of obscenity were put on pornography. C) Individual rights were replaced by community rights. D) The rights of criminals were protected.
In colonial New England,
A. gender equality was reinforced by the prevailing culture. B. strict parental control made premarital sexual relations almost nonexistent. C. dowries were a common feature of marriage. D. most women whose husbands died were widowed early in life. E. choosing a spouse independent of a parent's wishes was common.
The eastern European communist leader who was most successful in resisting control by the Soviet Union was
a. Joseph Stalin. b. Joseph Broz Tito. c. Walter Ulbricht. d. Lech Walesa. e. Imre Nagy.
What was the source of an increase in Native American tribal unity in the late 1700s?
a) a desire to move to Europe to take advantage of indentured servitude and apprenticeship b) violence directed against Indian people by white American soldiers and settlers c) a religious movement to disregard all tribal lifeways and become more like white American people d) the assistance of British, Spanish, and French foreign policy designed to aid the United States