Charlemagne’s empire did not long survive his death for all of the following EXCEPT:

a. It was plagued with external wars and internal strife.
b. The Pope withdrew his support for the resulting kingdoms and principalities as punishment for disobedience.
c. Charlemagne’s eldest son, Louis the Pious, divided the empire among his three sons, reducing the strength of each.
d. The Norsemen began marauding the coastlines and navigable rivers, the Magyar horsemen terrorized East Frankland, and the French coast of the Mediterranean was vulnerable to Muslim pirates.


b. The Pope withdrew his support for the resulting kingdoms and principalities as punishment for disobedience.

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A) the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation B) the Reconstruction Finance Corporation C) the Civilian Conservation Corps D) the Farm Credit Administration

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When President Johnson convinced Congress to pass Kennedy’s proposed tax cut in 1964, the result was ________

A) huge budget deficits B) a sustained economic boom C) protests from welfare recipients D) a major recession E) cutbacks in certain social services

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What impact did increasing English settlement in New England have on Native Americans?

A) ?? Colonial farmers cleared fields and trees in ways that chased away the deer and eliminated the wild plants Native Americans relied on. B) ?? English colonists helped Native Americans expand the size of their livestock herds by introducing them to the practice of fencing in animals. C) ?? Native Americans blamed the Puritan god for causing their land and population crises. D) ?? Native Americans embraced the changing ecosystem and raised new forms of grasses, as well as horses, pigs and cattle. E) ?? Colonial missionaries outlawed Native religions and insisted that all Indians in the region practice only Christianity.

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