What evidence in this image demonstrates that Hunefer has led an ethical life and will be admitted to the afterlife?

a. His heart weighs less than a feather.
b. Anubis gives him an ankh.
c. Osiris forgives him of his sins.
d. Thoth finds his name on a list.


Answer: a. His heart weighs less than a feather.

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a. German propaganda was based on hate and destruction, which hurt the Central Powers b. Britain's information impressed Americans because the British strictly observed neutral rights c. Austria-Hungary censored transatlantic reports favoring the Allies, which backfired d. France was particularly careful to report only verifiable facts

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The actual economic burdens of the Stamp Act were relatively light.

Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)

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Spanish friar Bartolomé de las Casas, who had come to the New World as a boy with Christopher Columbus, joined the Dominican order and spent the next 30 years working for what cause?

a) the rights of Native Americans b) the rights of Spanish colonists Consider This: Las Casas’s expose of colonial abuses, A Short Account of the Destruction of the Indies, won him the support of important people in Europe, including Emperor Charles V. See 4.2: Building Empires. c) the protection of encomiendas Consider This: Las Casas’s expose of colonial abuses, A Short Account of the Destruction of the Indies, won him the support of important people in Europe, including Emperor Charles V. See 4.2: Building Empires. d) the protection of European missionaries Consider This: Las Casas’s expose of colonial abuses, A Short Account of the Destruction of the Indies, won him the support of important people in Europe, including Emperor Charles V. See 4.2: Building Empires.

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Under the terms of settlement, all people living in Texas had to __________.

a. pay a hefty income tax b. become Mexican citizens c. renounce the Catholic Church d. demonstrate that they were improving their land

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