Between 4000 and 3100 BCE, a substantial chiefdom of Nilo-Saharan speakers had emerged in northern Sudan, then called ___________, from a Latinized Egyptian word for “gold”.
a. Khartoum
b. Nubia.
c. Sheba.
d. Djibouti.
b. Nubia.
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A) Over 200,000 whites attended the march. B) Only black journalists covered the march. C) Louis Farrakhan was present at the march. D) Over 400,000 black men attended the march.
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A) the introduction by Thomas Herttell of a bill to grant property rights to women B) the success they found in their work on the temperance movement C) the imposition of coverture laws restricting a woman's rights D) the restrictions they faced at the international antislavery conference in London
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