At the Battle of Chaeronea (338 B.C.E.), Philip II
A) was killed, leaving Alexander in control of Greece.
B) drove the Persian navy out of the Aegean Sea.
C) unified Macedon for the first time in its history.
D) suffered a humiliating defeat.
E) defeated the Greek poleis, ending their independence.
E
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Eastern laborers generally supported the Republican candidate McKinley in the election of 1896 because
a. as earners of a fixed wage, they worried about the inflationary policies of the Populists and Democrats. b. they appreciated the Republicans´ support of organized labor and workers´ rights. c. they liked McKinley's personal background as a laborer, which was a major theme of his campaign. d. they favored McKinley´s high-tariff policy. e. they resented the anti-immigrant stance of the Democrats.
What was the significance of the Roman Peace and what did it accomplish?
What will be an ideal response?
The stresses and changes of the late Middle Ages were, in the long run, most harmful to the status of
A) the church. B) the aristocracy. C) common people. D) merchants. E) scholars.
The use of upstreaming allows historians to
a. predict a future event. b. make comparisons. c. make generalizations about what they actually see and what might have caused what they see. d. create a consensus. e. eliminate bias in studying evidence.