In the Persian Empire, satrapies were a response to the problem of ________
A) improving communication within the empire
B) establishing a uniform monetary system
C) religious dissent
D) administering a vast empire
D
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a) went on a violent rampage, murdering the master and burning the plantation house. b) wept with joy, praising God and singing songs of freedom. c) experienced mixed emotions: feeling ecstatic about their freedom and fearing for their futures. d) continued to work, never hearing that they had been freed. e) wept with sorrow that they would no longer have their master to care for them.
Beringia was never a hospitable place for plant and animal life
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
The Japanese proverb "the nail that sticks up gets hammered down" means that
A. the Japanese do not like sloppy workmanship. B. people should not stand out or be different from everyone else. C. you might get hit if you disagree with someone in Japan. D. those people who stand up for what they believe in will get what they need in life.
As Han Wu Di pushed the northern nomads to the west, some pushed into the Roman Empire, where they were known as the
a. Goths b. Huns c. Mongols d. Golden Horde e. Picts