Which of the following describes the iron-working experience in sub-Saharan Africa?
a. Did not experience working with copper before iron-making.
b. Did not work iron, only imported it.
c. Used bronze extensively, but only for tools.
d. Ample resources of pure iron ore are available in sub-Saharan area.
e. Never used a hot-air iron-smelting process.
a
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a. failed to recognize that class conflict, not racial discrimination, was the true source of blacks’ misery. b. depicted the true state of degradation to which white oppression had reduced black society. c. ignored the richness of black cultural life and the individual’s capacity to grow beyond racial identity. d. provided a much richer and more accurate portrayal of black culture than the misguided works of culturalist sociologists.
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A) It reduced German prosperity and power for a full century. B) The treaty that ended the war established Spain as the principal power of western Europe. C) The treaty that ended the war granted political independence to the Protestant Netherlands. D) The war established the principle of territorial toleration.