The Roman state was heavily based around __________.
A. a balance of power between classes
B. the authority of a king
C. the religious ideals of Italic polytheism
D. detailed systems of law
Answer: A
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A. different from "normal" life became as the American government met the international and economic challenges of peacetime. B. prosperous and routine life soon became after the disruptions of wartime. C. committed Americans were confronting the growing Soviet threat. D. relieved Americans felt now that the war was over.
The Thousand and One Nights is a good historical source for ________
A) the political history of Abbasid Persia B) the development of Islam in the eighth and ninth centuries C) the history of the Abbasid Empire D) eighth-century Abbasid culture
When American __________ for Europe began to run out, a severe financial crisis struck the Continent.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
Which of the following occurs in the second stage of Martin and Nakayama's biracial identity development model?
A) individuals gain an awareness of their personal differences from other children B) individuals struggle to be accepted C) individuals become more self-confident D) individuals become conscious of differences in general and the potential for discord E) individuals begin to sense they are not part of the norm