How did the Emancipation Proclamation change how each side viewed the war?
a. It made the South realize that slavery was not a sustainable system.
b. It allowed both sides to focus exclusively on fighting.
c. It made the South realize that it should reenter the United States and fight for slavery in Congress.
d. It committed the North to abolishing slavery as a major aim of the war.
e. It made the South realize that secession had not been necessary.
D
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What happened to Jews in the Ottoman Empire in 1492?
a. They were expelled from Constantinople, and many fled to Cairo. b. Their numbers declined as many converted to Islam or Christianity. c. Their numbers increased as many Jewish refugees from Spain immigrated. d. They were required to live in Constantinople and expelled from all other areas of the empire.
Why did the Virginia tobacco planters oppose the Navigation Acts?
A) Trading with the Dutch made the price of tobacco decrease. B) Virginians wanted to be able to import goods from France. C) The planters received smaller profits due to the customs duties on tobacco. D) They wanted tobacco to be transshipped through England first. E) The cost of ships reduced the profits they made from tobacco.
What did Jean-Jacques Rousseau mean by the “general will”?
a) surrendering individual inclination to the collective spirit, which would help to eliminate social inequalities, particularly in government b) the absolute authority of the French monarch, since what he willed, happened Consider This: Rousseau believed that reason and material progress made people more unequal socially. See 5.4: Reason’s Alternatives. c) the combined will of the aristocrats and the middle classes when asking the monarchy for reforms Consider This: Rousseau believed that reason and material progress made people more unequal socially. See 5.4: Reason’s Alternatives. d) submerging individuality to the dictates of those who were part of the Republic of Letters Consider This: Rousseau believed that reason and material progress made people more unequal socially. See 5.4: Reason’s Alternatives.
All of the following have been associated with the invention of the automobile EXCEPT:
a. Gottlieb Daimler b. Robert Peel c. Karl Benz d. Siegfried Marcus