The greatest spokesman for Filipino nationalism, a movement primarily led by Hispanicized Filipinos of mixed Spanish and indigenous or Chinese descent, in the latter half of the nineteenth century, was _________, whose subversive novels were a response to the Spanish justification of continued colonialism.
a. Andres Bonifacio
b. Louis Riel
c. José Rizal
d. Emilio Aguinaldo
c. José Rizal
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The map on page 168 reflects
A) that the slave holding states grew at the expense of non-slave states. B) the rapid growth of non-slave states. C) the ratio of slaves to free citizens in the South. D) how the slave-holding region expanded between 1800 and 1860.
The most influential defender of Amerindians in the early colonial period was a Catholic priest named
a. Diego de Landa. b. Bartolomé de las Casas. c. Juan de Zumárraga. d. Diego Mendez. e. Aldo Suarez.
Under Soviet occupation, the states of east-central Europe
A) established communist governments in free elections. B) restored their prewar governments. C) were forced to accept communist governments supported by the Soviet Union. D) were defended against Soviet domination by the West. E) Yugoslavia and Albania were attacked by the Soviet Union for refusing to become part of the Soviet bloc of nations.
Which statement most accurately compares railroads and water-based transportation in 1850?
a. Water transportation worked much more efficiently in the winter than rail transportation. b. Railroads had surpassed canals as a hauler of freight. c. Unlike canals, there was no coherent network that connected individual railroads. d. Railroad transportation was considerably safer than canal transportation.