Caste distinctions became ________ in the Gupta period
A) common
B) obsolete
C) more fluid
D) more entrenched
D
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European powers responded to the early years of the French Revolution with __________.
A. fear and repression B. hope and engagement C. concern for their trade with France D. attempts to gain an economic advantage through direct trade with the revolutionary government
In Francisco Jiménez de Cisneros's Complutensian Polyglot Bible, Hebrew, Greek, and __________ versions appeared together.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
In the 1840s, many people supported popular sovereignty because
a. it called for one slave state to be added for every free state, thus maintaining sectional harmony and balance b. it denied that African Americans were citizens and stripped them of all rights c. it called for a national referendum on the extension of slavery, which put slavery's future into the hands of the voters d. it called for the residents of a territory to decide the question of slavery e. it counted slaves as three-fifths of a person in the territories, which was very popular in both the North and the South
The most prosperous people in the Persian Empire were ______________.
A. landowners who were rewarded by the king for military service B. artisans who contributed to the local economy C. warriors who were recruited for the Immortals D. scholars who translated literature E. priests in Zoroastrian Temples