For most North American colonists of the mid-eighteenth century, __________
A) the colonies were only a temporary home
B) the homeland epitomized all that was backward and undesirable
C) the community was more important than the individual
D) the individual was more important than the community
Answer: C
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The Quebec Act
A. protected royal officials from being tried for crimes in the colonies. B. granted religious freedom to Catholics. C. was part of the Coercive Acts. D. eliminated French forms of civil law.
Greek religion and philosophy __________.
A. accepted the existence of gods but developed ideas of cause and effect with no divine explanation B. portrayed most natural phenomena as the actions of divine forces C. portrayed the gods as rational actors who lived by natural laws D. had too little to say in terms of cause and effect in nature
Which group was at the bottom of the "ideal" Chinese social hierarchy?
a. Craftspeople b. Gentry c. Government officials d. Merchants e. Peasants
When George III assumed the throne of England, he
A. was painfully immature. B. feared using the authority of his monarchy. C. mandated official recognition of the Church of England in all colonies. D. was considered to have a brilliant mind for politics. E. faced a full rebellion in the colonies.