The beliefs of the majority of Christians were considered universal, or catholic. Those disagreeing with Catholic orthodoxy were known as __________.
A. anti-Christians
B. episcopals
C. heretics
D. Nazarenes
Answer: C
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A. The failure of Congress to renew the Voting Rights Act B. The all-white composition of the Los Angeles City Council C. The dramatic increase in hate crimes against ethnic minorities in Los Angeles D. Strained relations between African Americans and Korean immigrants
Those who rejected property requirements for suffrage did so in the interest of protecting property rights
A) True B) False
The Mongol khan from Samarkand who attacked the Islamic state of the Tughluq Dynasty was
A. Tamerlane. B. Genghis Khan. C. Chalukya. D. Malmug Khan. E. Chandragupta XIV.
Vietnam assumed a position of greater importance in the eyes of the Kennedy administration in 1961 because
A. setbacks in Laos and at the Bay of Pigs increased the symbolic importance of thwarting Communism in Vietnam. B. Vietnam appeared to be a better place than Laos to make a stand against Communism in Southeast Asia. C. Khrushchev's speech in support of wars of national liberation appeared to presage more aggressive Communist behavior in the developing world. D. Kennedy had become increasingly concerned about the steadily growing Communist insurgency in rural South Vietnam. E. All of these.