The Boers were predominantly of what ethnic background?
A. Zulu
B. English
C. Welsh
D. Dutch
E. Khoisan
Answer: D
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A. Free manors were populated by clergy. B. Servile manors answered only to the king. C. The tenants of free manors had originally owned small plots of land. D. Coloni lived only on servile manors.
The variety of attitudes toward reason in the late nineteenth and the twentieth centuries included the belief that
a. the long tradition of objective facts and truth was mistaken. b. if objective truth does not exist, the individual and society are faced with the question of what values do exist. c. the secular tradition is finally seeing its limitations and the answers are where they always have been: religion. d. reason is flawed and can dehumanize life, but it is the best that humanity has; it must be adjusted according to the new insights but not abandoned. e. all of the above
Indians in eighteenth-century British America:
a. had access to the liberties guaranteed to Englishmen. b. never warred with the colonists. c. benefited from the Walking Purchase of 1737. d. were well integrated into the British imperial system. e. were viewed in the same way by traders, British officials, and farmers.
The authors use the terms comadres and copadres as an example of
A) the results of men's extended absences in Spanish-speaking families. B) strong extended families. C) matriarchy in Spanish-speaking families. D) patriarchy in Spanish-speaking families.