John Calvin profoundly affected the thought of all of the following except
a. Spanish Armenians.
b. New England Puritans.
c. Scottish Presbyterians.
d. French Huguenots.
e. the Dutch Reformed Church.
a
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The Maya apparentlybelieved that the gods kept the world going only inexchange for: A. the shedding of human blood.
A. the shedding of human blood. B. the destruction of grain crops. C. offerings of cocoa. D.offerings of tobacco.
Kwame Nkrumah appeared to be a sound choice for leading a constitutional, independent regime in _________ in 1957.
a. Rhodesia. b. Kenya. c. Sudan. d. Ghana.
As a result of European expansion into Africa,
A. the Mwene Metapa was entirely eliminated by the Portuguese. B. the economic conditions of the continent were unaltered. C. North African political regimes were toppled by French forces. D. internal conflict among native African groups was intensified. E. most Africans became wealthier.
Which of the following statements BEST describes American attitudes toward the prohibition of the Atlantic slave trade in 1808?
a. Despite its illegality, the trade continued throughout the antebellum period and did so with the growing support of southern slaveholders. b. Although some radical northern merchants called for a revocation of the prohibition, the vast majority of southern slaveholders rejected it for fear of the effect that the influx of new slaves would have on the monetary value of their own slaves. c. Hand in hand with the British Navy, the U.S. managed not only to bring an end to American participation in the trade, but effectively to end the trade completely by the middle of the nineteenth century. d. Although records suggest that a few smugglers managed to sneak a handful of foreign slaves into the country, widespread and vocal public indignation against such criminal activities ensured that such smuggling remained insignificant.