What was the treatment of the vocal minorities against imperialism?
A) They were swept aside as "small minded" and unpatriotic.
B) They were lectured on the Darwinism and made to understand the error of their ways.
C) A lesson in economics was quickly provided to demonstrate the lack of feasibility of their ideas.
D) They were imprisoned or exiled.
E) Many were sent to subjugated territories to aid in the Christian conversion.
A
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A. resulted in the capture of Jerusalem by Saladin. B. saw two different individuals claiming to be the true pope. C. was the result of the investiture controversy between Gregory VII and Henry IV. D. led to the Hundred Years' War between England and France. E. led to the sacking of Constantinople be crusaders from the West.
In pre-Islamic times, the Arabs were polytheistic, with a supreme god known as Allah presiding over other gods and spirits.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Which of the following was not an immediate result of the fall of Robespierre?
A. A period of stagnation and corruption ensued. B. The Reign of Terror ended. C. Moderate forces came to control the Revolution. D. A new constitution was written that strove for stability by placing executive authority in the hands of the Directory. E. Napoleon was elected President of France.
The president of the Confederate States of America was
A. James Buchanan. B. Robert E. Lee. C. Zachary Taylor. D. Thomas “Stonewall” Jackson. E. Jefferson Davis.