Who is considered a Roman equivalent to Homer?

A. Vergil
B. Sallust
C. Catullus
D. Ovid


Answer: A

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In certain ways, reform associations resembled political parties, with the crucial difference being that they

A. functioned within the formal structure of churches and denominations. B. never affiliated with larger national networks, but rather focused their efforts locally. C. attracted and included women as well as men. D. shared many beliefs and values in common.

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In western Europe

A) government intervention in the economy generally grew but was not uniform throughout the region. B) strong economic growth continued until the late 1960s. C) industrial production had regained 1938 levels by the end of the 1940s and doubled by the late 1950s. D) nations took advantage of the need to rebuild by adopting up-to-date methods and technologies. E) All of the above.

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In most Southeast Asian nations under colonial rule, the commercial middle class came to be dominated by

a. Chinese merchants b. Europeans c. Indians d. Americans e. Arabs

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For 15 million dollars, the United States was able to purchase the Louisiana Territory from

a. Spain b. France c. Grat Britain d. Native Americans

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