What tensions caused the English Civil War in the seventeenth century?
A) The argument over divine right reached lethal proportions at this time.
B) Overuse of the military to pursue overseas colonization and acquisitions brought England to civil war.
C) The split in Parliament for the monarch over military action, divine right, economic policy, and religion.
D) The monarch disregarded the advice of Parliament and acted without authority.
E) The factions within Parliament could not agree even upon the most minimal pints of state.
C
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What made the pine barren people so controversial in the Old South?
A) ?They formed communities of antislavery activists, hiring only white laborers. B) ?As squatters who lived in ramshackle houses, they were cited by northerners as proof that slavery degraded poor whites. C) ?They refused to work to support themselves, and instead hunted, gathered and sometimes stole from elite plantations. D) ?Their poverty was an embarrassment to the southern planter elite. E) ?All of these choices
The one issue in the Compromise of 1850 that clearly favored the South was
a. resolution of the Texas-New Mexico boundary dispute. b. the Fugitive Slave Act. c. the abolition of slavery in the District of Columbia. d. the settlement of Texas war debt. e. the admission of California.
The ____ was an era of rebirth beginning in Italy in the 1300s.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
China's "last emperor" was
a. Sun Yat-sen. b. Cixi. c. Puyi. d. the Guangxu Emperor. e. Qianlong.