Czech leader Václav Havel was
a. a shipyard worker.
b. a professor.
c. a labor organizer.
d. a playwright.
e. a member of the military.
d
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What statement best describes the Hebrew religion?
a. It was based on a belief in two gods, both named Yahweh. b. It was an ethical religion centered on the law of God. c. It taught that there was a covenant between the Hebrews and Ahuramazda. d. It was dualistic under the guise of monotheism. e. It was an evangelical faith that sought the conversion of others.
Which of the following was not a means of Assyria's superior military forces?
a. utilizing cavalry instead of chariots b. utilizing swords instead of lances c. incorporating engineers into siege warfare d. applying advanced catapult technology assimilated from the Chaldeans e. undermining fortified cities by "sapping" or digging tunnels under walls
In the fourteenth century, the political authority and moral prestige of the Catholic Church
A. was rising. B. was falling. C. was exceptionally strong. D. remained about the same.
The Golden Temple at Amritsar was a holy shrine for what religion?
a. Hinduism b. Islam c. Christianity d. Sikhism e. Buddhism