What was the larger direct impact of the slaves’ Congo Square music?
A) It served as the basis for the American national anthem.
B) It inspired numerous slave uprisings.
C) It led to many American musical styles.
D) It contributed to the economy of New Orleans.
Answer: C
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A) Abu Bakr B) Muhammad C) Omar D) Abbas E) Ali
Why did the new government formed under the Constitution move quickly to pass the Bill of Rights?
a. The newly elected President Washington began to show dictatorial tendencies. b. Congress was worried that a French-style reign of terror might occur in America. c. Many states had ratified the Constitution with the understanding that it would soon be amended to include guarantees of individual rights. d. Western expansion required a firmer statement of individual rights in federal territories. e. Congress wanted to amend the Constitution quickly to show that it was not meant to be unchangeable.
All of the following is true about the career of Francis Sumner except
A. he was the first African-American to earn a doctorate in psychology B. his doctoral dissertation, completed at Howard University, was on race psychology C. one of his students, Kenneth Clark, became APA president D. his dissertation was a critical examination of Freudian and Adlerian psychoanalysis
The epic Gilgamesh, one of the earliest recorded works of literature, tells the story of the area that is given credit for establishing the first complex societies, which is called
a. Egypt. b. Turkey. c. Spain. d. Mesopotamia. e. Africa.