The dominant power in central Europe at this time was
a. Prussia.
b. Poland.
c. Hungary.
d. Austria.
e. Bosnia.
d
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Frederick Douglass was:
a. the founder of the African Methodist Episcopal Church b. the leading black abolitionist in America before the Civil War c. a slave preacher who instigated a slave uprising in Virginia d. a charismatic, illiterate, former slave who agitated for women's rights
Which Southeast Asian nation was the only one to remain independent from European intervention?
A) Burma B) Vietnam C) Cambodia D) Philippines E) Thailand
Under the task system of slavery
a. masters allowed slaves to chose their work. b. slaves were unlikely to be punished. c. slaves worked less hard than under the gang system. d. one master would watch over slaves working on several plantations at one time. e. slaves were assigned daily specific work to be done.