Journalist William Monroe Trotter was a passionate advocate of __________
A) full and immediate equality for African Americans
B) Booker T. Washington’s policy of accommodation with the white South
C) Edward Blyden’s back-to-Africa program
D) the redeployment of federal troops in the South
Answer: A
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The nineteenth-century economic decline of the Islamic empires can be attributed to
a. the end of their status as middlemen between Asia and Europe. b. increased hostility from nearby European colonies in North Africa. c. their relative lack of strategic resources desired by Europeans. d. the rise of China and Japan as major powers.
Portuguese colonial holdings in Brazil were different from Spanish colonies in the Americas in all of the following ways except there
a. were fewer pre-existing cities established by the indigenous peoples. b. were fewer large cities established by colonists. c. was less reliance on slave labor. d. was less direct administration from the homeland.
France's Charles X was allied with the
a. peasants. b. Republicans. c. Jacobins d. middle classes. e. ultraroyalists.
All of the following were artistic works of Nazi propaganda EXCEPT a. Ernest Junger's The Storm of Steel b. landscapes and still life portraits as preferred by Hitler
c. Richard Wagner's music d. Jurgen Habermas' Towards Reconstructing Historical Materialism e. Leni Riefenstahl's Triumph of the Will