What political motivation encouraged the spread of Protestantism?
A) Protestantism provided people an opportunity to overthrow monarchies.
B) Protestantism encouraged people to claim their individual rights.
C) Protestantism encouraged militarism in European nations.
D) Protestantism provided monarchs an opportunity to break away from the political domination of Rome.
E) All these answers are correct.
Answer: D) Protestantism provided monarchs an opportunity to break away from the political domination of Rome.
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Special Field Order No. 15 provided
A) jobs to ex-slaves. B) education to African-American children. C) land to freedmen. D) mobility to Southern blacks. E) territory for the establishment of black communities.
The chapter introduction tells the story of the "Exodusters" to make the point that
A. hopes for the future in the South and West confronted realities of "colonial" economies built on exploited lands and peoples. B. religious imagery was important in the lonely lives of rural folk in the late nineteenth century. C. both the South and the Midwest lost population as blacks and whites alike joined the "Boomer" land rushes in the far West. D. while the South suffered from floods and worn-out soil, westerners suffered from locust infestations and the Dust Bowl.
What are the major Indian castes? Was the caste system a stabilizing or a destabilizing factor in Indian society, or both? Give specific examples.
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How did the creation of Democratic-Republican societies in 1793 and 1794 transform political life in the United States?
A) American citizens began to rally behind the Federalist Party. B) Many Americans became interested in national politics. C) The Republican Party split into two factions. D) Americans were easily taken in by propaganda.