The black elites of Washington were around _______ of the population
A) 2%
B) 10%
C) 8%
D) 7%
Answer: A
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a. a Soviet-supported push for the creation of large factories for heavy industry. b. mass mobilization for widespread economic development. c. a youth movement to create a truly egalitarian culture. d. a campaign against spiritual pollution.
Around 1900, Europeans made up __________.
A. an unusually large percentage of the world's population B. only a small portion of immigrants to the United States C. a majority of the world's Muslim population due to the role of the Ottomans in the Balkans D. a majority of the population in newly independent South American states
Which statement does not accurately describe George Whitefield?
A) He claimed that ministers were in reality unsaved. B) He challenged the movement of Protestantism away from its roots in the teachings of Martin Luther. C) He had a running feud with the Church of England's representative in the colonies. D) He traveled thousands of miles to criticize established Protestantism. E) He was considered one of the greatest speakers in favor of a revival of religious piety in the 18th century.
Which of the following was not a position taken by Martin Luther?
a. Salvation would be achieved through faith. b. The purchase of indulgences would not lead to salvation. c. The German princes should establish a reformed German church. d. Acts of good work are the sole source of salvation. e. Reading the Bible is important.