What were some of the main characteristics of Indian political and social structures during the first millennium BCE and how can they be compared and contrasted with those of ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia?
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The African-American abolitionist who spoke eloquently that women and blacks were equally oppressed was
a) William Lloyd Garrison. b) Sojourner Truth. c) Henry Brewster Stanton. d) Frederick Douglass. e) Dr. Benjamin Rush.
What factors led to Britain's emergence as the leader of the Industrial Revolution?
What will be an ideal response?
Which of the following was not a European public reaction to expansion?
A) The public was violently opposed to the exploitation of weaker nations. B) A strong belief that it was their duty to civilize the inferior races C) A belief that all Europeans had a common cause and common destiny that separated them from savagery D) Creating colonial societies in support of expansion E) Producing a steady stream of propaganda in support of expansion
According to Calasanti and King’s understanding of age relations, we must:
a. recognize that the old are separated by a systematic inequality. b. recognize that people are only as old as they feel. c. see the old as the same as the middle-aged. d. understand that biology of aging can be controlled through medical intervention.