The financial burden of the Hundred Years' War fell mostly on the __________.
A. clergy
B. nobility
C. military
D. peasants
Answer: D
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How did the Catholic Church differ in its ideas about religious art from the Protestants?
a. Protestants believed that images of Christ should be venerated, but not images of saints. b. Protestants believed art should be allowed only in churches. c. Protestants believed images of saints should be venerated. d. Protestants criticized what they saw as the Catholic cult of images.
Effects of the Korean War included all of the following EXCEPT the
a. Soviet Union became once again convinced of U.S. military invulnerability. b. war foreshadowed the later U.S. involvement in Vietnam. c. goals of NSC-68 had been confirmed as a major portion of U.S. foreign policy. d. United States began to fund France's efforts to retain control of colonies in Asia.
The popular view that sub-Saharan Africa was isolated from civilization until it was "discovered" by Europeans
a. has largely been proven to be correct. b. is incorrect. c. is substantiated by recent archeological research. d. None of these answers are correct.
Booker T. Washington’s personal philosophy carried into his public work and was based on the idea that __________
A) black Americans were better off relocating to Africa or islands in the Caribbean B) racial integration and the power of the vote required that black people gain skills that made them indispensable to the southern economy C) a liberal arts education was necessary to train a leadership class D) cooperative economic institutions would lead to political power