Martin Luther's popularity began to spread as he traveled across Germany to sell indulgences.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
True
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How did Benjamin Banneker appeal to Thomas Jefferson in 1791 to end slavery and free the slaves?
A) Banneker sent Jefferson a copy of the Declaration of Independence to remind Jefferson of the hypocrisy of writing "that all men are created equal" while still being a slaveholder. B) Banneker told Jefferson it would help ensure Jefferson's bid for the presidency in 1800 because newly freed blacks would vote for him. C) Banneker promised Jefferson a place of honor on his anti-slavery committee ? which included many notables of the day. D) Banneker enlisted the support of Jefferson's wife, who then tried to convince her husband to take up the cause. E) None of these choices
Charlemagne, according to Einhard his biographer, can be described as
A) a diligent and concerned king of moderate temperament and an avid eater. He was cultured and refined, yet a strong leader despite his illiteracy. B) impervious to faults. He embodied perfection. C) a spectacular example of taste and refinement, but he had little time for petty details of court. He detested foreigners and was incredibly fit as shown in his native costume. D) a skilled linguist and an avid reader of Augustine's City of God. He was fair in mind and judgment. E) a monster, cloaked in refinement and protected by the papacy.
The Whig Party arose in opposition to the _______ Party
A) Republican B) Democratic C) Know-Nothing D) Federalist
Which statement best describes how immigrants responded to the pressure to become "Americanized"?
a. They continued to read foreign-language newspapers, but over the course of a lifetime adjusted to American customs. b. They wanted as little change as possible and refused to make any adjustments to American life. c. They were willing to learn English, but they did not want their children to learn it. d. They quickly shed their immigrant past and blended neatly into mainstream American culture.