Puritans viewed which of the following as essential to their New England commonwealth?
A) strict adherence to personal hygiene measures
B) a flexible form of colonial administration
C) a healthy family life
D) the rapid creation of an urban society in New England
E) honest public officials
Answer: C
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A) conversion of the pagans. B) the role of priests. C) sacred language. D) the control of Rome. E) the sacraments.
The founder of the Safavid Dynasty could trace his ancestry back to all except
a. a Shi'ite sheikh. b. a descendant of Ali, the fourth imam of Islam. c. a man called Safi al-Din, who led a group of Turkish tribesmen, who lived in Azerbaijan. d. Saladin. e. none of the above
The first step toward the Industrial Revolution in Britain occurred within its
A) cotton textile industry. B) wool textile industry. C) iron industry. D) railroad industry. E) mining industry.
By the late Zhou period, the hierarchy of patriarchy and the growing influence of notions of ____________--felt among members of a family headed by a father—were becoming established.
a. Generation gap. b. Euthanasia. c. Filial piety. d. Uxoriousness.