________ became wealthy trading with the East.
A. Carcassonne
B. Jerusalem
C. Rome
D. Venice
Ans: D. Venice
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a) Barbados b) Peru c) Newfoundland d) Mexico
The Abbasid caliphs tried to
a. create a new capital at Persepolis. b. launch a holy war against Christianity. c. break down the distinction between Arab and non-Arab Muslims. d. end the practice of religious toleration. e. end intermarriage between Muslims and non-Muslims.
After 1815, the proponents of the status quo had to contend with
a. the liberal ideal of the French Revolution that had penetrated European consciousness. b. idealists struggling to redeem humanity through the freeing of nations. c. a powerful new emphasis on emotion and personal expression. d. a radical vision of economic and social justice through socialism. e. all of the above
Why did support for free silver coinage grow rapidly from 1894 to 1896?
A) because it seemed a simple, compelling answer to the economic crisis B) because workers joined farmers in support of silver coinage C) because Cleveland Democrats joined workers in support of silver coinage D) because the country was rapidly running out of gold reserves E) because silver would ensure there would be less money in circulation