Sikhism
a. tried to blend Islam and Hinduism.
b. practiced pacifism spite of attacks from Hindus and Muslims.
c. ultimately provided a third religious alternative in Persian Afghanistan.
d. was founded by Nanak, a guru in Tamiland, in the early 500s.
e. followed the Five Pillars of Asoka.
a
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a. Plato. b. Epicurus. c. Aristotle. d. Zeno.
Which statement best describes European population growth in the second half of the eighteenth century?
a. All of the great powers experienced population increases except Russia. b. Growth occurred despite increased death and infant mortality rates. c. The growth was due to the absence of famines and elimination of most major diseases. d. The population grew at nearly double the rate of the first half of the century. e. The population in fact declined because of increased urbanization, which resulted in increased unsanitary conditions.
The Ballinger–Pinchot Affair was centered on what issue?
a) conservation b) tariffs c) food safety d) suffrage
The "safe sex" message gained credence in the wake of __________
A) a worldwide AIDS epidemic that affected the population of the United States B) the classification of homosexuality as a mental disorder by the American Psychiatric Association C) the Stonewall riot in June 1969 that initiated the gay rights movement D) the condemnations by the religious right of those in homosexual relationships