What are madrasas in the Islamic tradition?
a. temples
b. religious schools
c. legal courts
d. military academies
e. royal courts
b
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How did the Neutrality Act of 1935 treat the sale of munitions?
A) It banned their sale to all countries except when the president should proclaim that a state of war existed. B) It limited their sale to only Great Britain and France, because they had repaid their loans from the Great War. C) It approved of their sale to those nations "protected" by the Monroe Doctrine. D) It forbade their sale to all belligerents whenever the president should proclaim that a state of war existed.
In rural India,
A. most peasants worked large farms to which they held legal title. B. northern farmers in northern India usually grew corn and yams. C. southern farmers grew oats, barley and maize by the eighth century. D. a great deal of cotton was grown; more, indeed than most anywhere else. E. slaves performed most of the manual labor.
In reply to the Soviet Premier's proposal during the Cuban Missile Crisis, President Kennedy:
a) agreed not to invade Cuba and to remove American missiles from Turkey within one month b) agreed to meet the Premier, and asked for a telephone "hot line" c) publicly agreed to immediately remove U.S. missiles from Turkey d) agreed not to attack Cuba, if the USSR removed the Cuban missiles
___________ was an African empire during the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries:
a. Benin b. Ethiopia c. Kanem-Bornu d. Songhay