Which period in Greek history of referred to as the Dark Age?
a. 2600-1700 B.C.
b. 1700-1450 B.C.
c. 1400-1230 B.C.
d. 1100-800 B.C.
e. 800-500 B.C.
d
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The "Three-fifths Compromise" at the Constitutional Convention settled a debate over
A) slavery. B) federal imposts. C) land policy. D) political representation.
Which of the following best describes the political structure of the Hellenistic successor states?
A) monarchies dominated by Greeks and Macedonians B) democracies dominated by Greeks and Macedonians C) monarchies dominated by native peoples D) democracies dominated by native peoples
The Avesta is written in
a. Sumerian. b. Persian. c. Hebrew. d. Indo-Iranian. e. Greek.
Why didn’t William Paterson’s New Jersey Plan appeal to most delegates of the Philadelphia Convention?
A) It failed to provide a solution to the Convention’s most pressing issues. B) It proposed a two-house national legislature, giving the federal government too much power. C) It represented the wishes only of the large states, excluding small and weak states. D) It was strongly supported by Madison and his colleagues, so most delegates rejected it on that basis alone. E) It denied Congress power to tax or regulate trade, severely hampering its political and economic viability.