The first major march in opposition to the Vietnam War was sponsored by ________________________.
A. the NAACP
B. Women Against War
C. Students for a Democratic Society
D. Young Americans for Freedom
Answer: C
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Why were the popes, who had almost unlimited authority as heads of the Church, so unable to govern the Papal States in the sixteenth century?
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Denmark Vesey was a
A) domestic servant in a plantation "Big House." B) free black publisher. C) field slave. D) literate, free black artisan.
The Shi'ite capital at Cairo was established under the dynasty of the
A. Umayyads. B. Abbasids. C. Fatimids. D. Seljuk Turks. E. Golden Horde.