Which of the following is true of David Livingstone?
a. He believed in the intellectual and spiritual capacities of African peoples.
b. Livingstone was a well-known explorer of Africa.
c. Much of his time in Africa was spent preaching to various African villages and groups.
d. Samuel Ajayi Crowther fulfilled Livingstone's goal and became the first African bishop.
e. All of the answers are correct.
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All of the following is true of Chichén Itzá EXCEPT:
a. It was the most prominent of the small Maya states that survived the central collapse. b. In many places, the only viable economic pursuit was the production of salt. c. There were no rivers, so water had to be transported from sinkholes. d. Because of the dearth of available resources, Chichén Itzá could not develop merchant groups or participate in regional trade.
What were the final steps on the road to secession?
The __________ Acts passed by the British Parliament severely limited with who and how the colonies could trade. There were four parts to these Acts, passed between 1651 and 1673.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
During the 1890s, writers who rejected romanticism often wrote __________
A) regional stories depicting everyday life B) grand epic stories in which the hero always defeated the villain C) disparaging tales about ethnic groups, perpetuating anti-immigrant feelings D) political pamphlets championing their candidate E) allegorical stories that used many examples from the Bible