What group of southwestern Indians built residential villages along high cliffs?
a. Anasazi
b. Apaches
c. Hopewells
d. Aztecs
ANSWER: a
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a. the English followed the Spanish model of colonization. b. the English sent large numbers of settlers to establish colonies based on agriculture. c. the English sent large numbers of soldiers to protect all of its settlements in North America. d. the English government began to finance its settlements rather than depending on corporations.
President Theodore Roosevelt won the Nobel Peace Prize for helping to negotiate a settlement of
a. the tensions between Colombia and Panama over the Panama Canal. b. the Russo-Japanese War of 1905. c. tensions between Colombia, Venezuela, and British Guiana. d. border disputes between the United States and Mexico.
Charles Stelzle, a Protestant evangelist, and William Anderson, an Anti-Saloon League leader, differed in their opinions over prohibition because
A) Stelzle was more understanding about alcohol being part of social functions, especially for immigrant working men. B) Stelzle believed immigrants were prone to alcoholism. C) Anderson believed that immigrants should receive preferential treatment because they were willing to work for lower wages at menial jobs. D) Anderson believed recent immigrants should be able to retain their own cultural traditions.
How does this quote by Pope Pius II reflect the attitude of the parishioners in the fifteenth century, "People think all we want to do is to heap up gold. No one believes what we say. Like bankrupt tradesmen, we have no credit."
A) Was the church fundamentally corrupt or could they once again lead the faithful? B) In a battle for the salvation of the souls of many, the pope will do God's bidding. C) The pope calls for a crusade and no one responds, since there is fear that our property will be seized by the Church once we are headed east. D) The papacy has laid waste the fortunes of the nobility with their own greed. E) Even the poor could find no comfort from the papacy.