Which of the following was NOT a factor in the deteriorating and periodically violent relationship between native tribes and British settlers between 1660 and 1700?
A) Competition for land between British colonists and Indian tribes
B) Religious differences between British colonists and Indians
C) Britain's economic and political competition with other European powers
D) Cultural differences between British colonists and various Indians about land use, gender roles, and language
E) Indian support of African slave revolts against their British slaveholders
E
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a. The belief that only the pure and proper forms of rituals were effective. b. The belief that the formulas for rituals were always effective, as long as the speaker was sincere. c. The belief that the Brahmans were responsible for training the other varnas in the best forms. d. The notion that wearing proper robes and headgear was necessary to perform rituals effectively.
Genetic analysis tells us what about the development of Homo sapiens?
A. All humans living today can trace their ancestry to the continent of Africa. B. Modern-day Africans often have non-African DNA, indicating that Homo sapiens developed elsewhere. C. Modern-day humans can trace their origins to several distinct regions on the globe. D. Homo sapiens are less genetically diverse today than they were thousands of years ago.
What was the first crisis of the post-Cold War era?
A) The United States invaded Iraq. B) Al Qaeda attacked New York City. C) Iraq invaded Kuwait. D) The East German government collapsed. E) Russia invaded Afghanistan.
What divisions complicated relations among the Allies?
What will be an ideal response?