How does Map 7-1, The Early Crusades, illustrate a weakness of the Third Crusade?
A. It shows the lack of any clearly defined objective.
B. It reveals how many different rulers were trying to lead the Crusade.
C. It points to the conflict between trading and crusading.
D. It indicates the united Muslim resistance.
Answer: B
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How did John McCain contrast himself with Barack Obama during the 2008 presidential campaign?
A. John McCain, a Vietnam War hero, portrayed himself as the experienced candidate while Barack Obama had little experience with foreign affairs. B. John McCain portrayed himself as the candidate who was most concerned about meeting the needs of the people while Barack Obama was only concerned with maintaining the status quo. C. John McCain portrayed himself as the most knowledgeable candidate when it came to the country's financial affairs while Barack Obama had relatively little experience in this area. D. John McCain portrayed himself as being the voice of the people while Barack Obama was aloof and uncomfortable with dealing with everyday Americans.
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A) Pecos B) Goodnight-Loving C) Chisholm D) Oregon
The conclusion of your text suggests that
a. the ideals developed by Western civilization offer the best hope for humankind. b. a new formula of ideals and rights needs to be devised. c. the existentialist view that choices must be made will advance a world civilization. d. spiritual revival will be one of the new contributions to world-mindedness. e. the values of the Enlightenment no longer have applicability in the modern age of globalization.