Muslim religious practice is based on the
a. Three Goals to Salvation.
b. Ten Commandments.
c. Eightfold Path.
d. Four Noble Truths.
e. Five Pillars.
ANSWER:
e
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A) providing a useful source of child labor to supplement the young women who worked in the factory towns. B) providing necessary financing through its banks, the New York Stock Exchange, investment houses, and insurance companies to borrow funds and pay off loans to sustain the industry. C) providing a useful source of unemployed single men to supplement the young women who worked in the factory towns. D) providing crucial political support for the cotton industry through many state and national politicians supportive of the industry's goals and objectives.
The Bush Doctrine was a policy of:
A) preemptive war to defend the U.S. B) only attacking nations which had directly attacked the U.S. C) turning to the United Nations to resolve international disputes. D) recognizing each nation's right to choose its form of government.
What innovation did Masaccio astonish Florence with in 1427?
A) true linear perspective in The Trinity B) a novel use of fresco technique C) new types of Bronze casting D) classically proportioned architecture E) None of the above.
In the context of interpersonal communication, which of the following is true of meaning?
A) Meaning refers to what a sender intends to communicate and not what people extract from the message. B) Words alone have no meaning; people attribute meaning to words. C) Only transaction of verbal messages will have meaning. D) Messages always have a meaning that is understandable by its receiver. E) Messages sent in a message exchange have no personal meaning to the communicators.