A significant difference between secularists in the United States and those in Europe was
a. European secularists wanted to increase state power at the expense of the Church, but in the United States, freedom of religion was the greater concern.
b. European secularists were concerned first with freedom of religion, but in the United States government power mattered most.
c. European secularists were primarily concerned with creating state religions, while in the United States, government and religion were made completely separate.
d. European secularists wanted to abolish religion altogether, while the United States government held that religion had a place in the state.
a
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Why was Algeria a problematic case in the decolonization process?
a. It had no real political majority to favor in the handover of power and control. b. It was considered an integral part of France itself and had over one million settlers of European descent that wanted to remain a part of France. c. It had extensive natural resources that France wanted to maintain and control for their economic benefit. d. It was in turmoil economically and could not support itself without the help of imperial intervention.
What did Treasury Secretary Alexander Hamilton propose in December 1790 to stabilize the currency and the economy of the United States?
A) free coinage of silver B) a semiprivate federal bank, the Bank of the United States, that would issue currency for the economy C) permit states to issue paper currency D) permit Congress to issue paper currency
The immigration quotas established by Congress in the 1920s
a. reflected a desire to increase immigration. b. favored northern Europeans. c. were opposed by labor unions. d. were opposed by business executives.
Zhu Xi, the founder of the White Deer Academy in 1181, emphasized Neo-Confucianism and the use of
a. A Record of the Dream. b. The Four Books. c. The Three Character Classic. d. Daodejing. e. Description of Foreign Peoples.