In 600, the eastern and western halves of the former Roman Empire were ________
A) growing apart
B) still part of the same system
C) permanently divided
D) merging again
A
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Which of the following was TRUE about race and slavery during the early-mid 1600s?
A) Race was a distinctive marker for slavery in southern colonies such as Virginia. B) Slavery was excluded from Massachusetts shortly after it came to Virginia. C) The dream of African slaves to be free to own land was realized by some Africans in the early 1600s. D) The total number of Africans, both slave and free, increased substantially as a percentage of the total population before 1680.
Regarding the newly independent North American republic, which of the following statements is not accurate?
a. The Articles of Confederation did not grant enough self-governing power to the individual states b. The 1787 constitutional convention was convened in Philadelphia to attempt to create a far more effective federal system c. The new republic’s initial years were fraught with organizational difficulties d. Checks and balances were put in place in the form of bicameral legislature and separation of powers into legislative, executive and judicial branches
The Indus Valley Civilization traded with the city of Ur, based on the evidence of
a. Letters from Mesopotamia to the Indus. b. Pieces of Mesopotamian writing found in Harappa. c. Burial remains located in Harappa. d. An Indus seal located in Ur. e. Harappan weapons found in Ur.
A paterfamilias was the
A) loyalty to state held by each male citizen of Rome. B) sacred "family father" that was unlimited in power over his household. C) power to decide upon marital and business contracts granted to a male member of a household in Rome. D) power given to a son by his mother once he has reached the age of enlistment in the army. E) power granted to a male by the state to command armies.