After the execution of Charles I, who was in charge of the protectorate that followed?
a) Oliver Cromwell
b) Thomas Fairfax
Consider This: Which general and member of Parliament did not object to the trial of Charles I for treason? See 2.7: Narrative: Absolutism on Trial.
c) John Bradshaw
Consider This: Which general and member of Parliament did not object to the trial of Charles I for treason? See 2.7: Narrative: Absolutism on Trial.
d) William Bradshaw
Consider This: Which general and member of Parliament did not object to the trial of Charles I for treason? See 2.7: Narrative: Absolutism on Trial.
a) Oliver Cromwell
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A) The Night Watch B) The True Law of Free Monarchies C) the Magna Carta D) the English Bill of Rights
Which of the nineteenth-century ideologies threatened the political existence of the Austrian Empire?
A) conservatism B) liberalism C) socialism D) nationalism
Obregón and Calles proposed to
A) lay the foundations of a Mexican national capitalism. B) establish a socialist (but not communist) economy. C) create a mixed economy¾part socialist, part capitalist. D) create a state capitalism based on government ownership of mines and utilities.
Who played a key role in publicizing the facts about Emmett Till’s death?
A) Martin Luther King, Jr. B) Emmett’s brother C) Emmett’s mother D) President Eisenhower