The real West of the mid-nineteenth century bore little resemblance to its popular image.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
True
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The greatest similarity between early Virginia and Massachusetts was that they both __________
A) were founded by companies chartered by the king B) were mainly settled by Puritans C) depended on tobacco cultivation D) relied on indentured servant labor
Discuss changes in the nature of work and working conditions that occurred during the late nineteenth century, including the role of Frederick Taylor. What impact did these changes have on American workers?
What will be an ideal response?
All of the following were true about the spread of Arab control except
a. its voluntary and egalitarian features proved quite attractive to many people. b. if an individual chose not to become a Muslim, he still had to participate in mandatory military service. c. as a result of the caliphate being won by the Syrian governor, the Islamic capital was located in Damascus for a time. d. Egypt was an early Arab conquest. e. non-Muslims were usually required to pay a special tax.
What did the epic poems of Virgil succeed in accomplishing for Rome and her people?
A) The poems established a foundation myth for Rome and her people to revere. B) The poems describe the struggle of the Romans and their ability to overcome the most difficult circumstance, thus proving their destiny. C) The poems demonstrated Rome's imperial destiny and the rivalry and link with the Greek epic poets. D) All of these E) None of these