Intifada is defined as
A) the term used by Muslims for a holy war.
B) Arabic laws, which prevent women from working or showing their faces in public.
C) "shaking off," a term used by Palestinians to refer to uprisings against Israeli occupation.
D) prayers to the east every morning at sunrise for Muslims.
E) prayers to the west every afternoon at sundown.
C
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A) The Republicans candidate was an earnest but inept campaigner. B) Roosevelt beat Alfred Landon in the most crushing victory since 1820. C) Third-party candidates siphoned off an alarming number of Democratic votes. D) The Democrats increased their majorities in the Senate and the House of Representatives. E) Roosevelt won the support of farmers, union members, blacks, and women.
Which of the following suggestions was included in To Secure These Rights?
A) ?lynching should be made a federal crime B) ?the prevention of job discrimination C) ending racial segregation D) ?ending voting rights infringements E) ?All of these are correct.
Progressive nationalists like Lula aimed to
A) expand Brazil's dependence on foreign loans and investment. B) abolish Brazil's private sector and nationalize foreign companies. C) reduce social spending and cut taxes in Brazil. D) liberate Brazil from its debt to the IMF and promote greater social equality.
How many former Soviet republics outside of Russia declared independence in 1991?
a. All of them b. 12 c. 10 d. 6 e. 3