Native Americans, who often expressed their religious feelings in ceremonies with dancing and songs, were:
a. atheists, because they did not acknowledge any supreme being or God
b. agnostics, since they were unsure about the identity of the supreme being
c. deists who believed in an ultimate being, or God, but not necessarily Christ
d. pantheists who accepted a supreme being and spiritual forces in all living things
D
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Republican governments in 19th century Latin America were largely
a. liberal. b. stable. c. democratic. d. based on military support.
Archaeologists have so far discovered_____________ of a kingdom-wide taxation system in Christian Nubia.
a. ambiguous evidence b. no evidence whatsoever c. scant evidence d. substantial evidence
In the final analysis, Wilson's domestic programs indicated __________
a. his exclusive belief in New Freedom ideas b. his outright opposition to Roosevelt's New Nationalism c. a blending of the two competing doctrines of progressivism d. his failure as a reformer e. his determination to win reelection by pleasing as many voters as possible
Which statement about the regulars of the Continental Army is true?
A. Most of the soldiers were older, propertied farmers with families, whose substantial farms, left to the care of wives and children in their long absence, fell into disrepair. B. Despite the hardships, Continental soldiers—who had enlisted for the sake of liberty—refused the temptations of desertion and mutiny that plagued the hired armies of Europe. C. While local partisans in the South often ran at the first encounter with the enemy, the Continental Army proved its mettle in a series of victories in the Carolinas and Georgia. D. In social composition and military tactics, the American army came to resemble the British army.