The term __________ refers to spiritual leaders without formal training, important in the expansion of black and white evangelical faiths
a) “lay preachers”
b) “paternalism”
c) “charismatic preachers”
d) “Methodist ministers”
Answer: a
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In 1936, Italy successfully conquered ________ and proved the ineffectiveness of the League of Nations
A) Sudan. B) Greece. C) Ethiopia. D) Albania. E) Libya.
General Sherman's Special Field Order No. 15
a. required that black troops be paid at the same rate as white troops. b. ordered a "march to the sea" that destroyed large portions of Georgia. c. gave black families 40 acres of farmland and an army mule. d. ordered the arrest of Confederate officials.
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