According to Calvin and Luther, women
a. were superior to men in the eyes of God.
b. were not fully human.
c. had a duty to learn how to read and write.
d. had a duty to obey their husbands.
e. were just as qualified as men to lead a family.
d
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The forced removal of the Cherokees from their native lands was historically exceptional and aroused opposition among many Americans because it involved an Indian tribal nation that had
A) permitted Christian missionaries, beginning in the 1790s, to live among them in a largely successful effort to Christianize them. B) a longstanding peaceful, conciliatory, and legally enshrined relationship with the federal government that did not include many deadly conflicts with the U.S. Army. C) adopted many white ways and customs, intermarried with whites, and created a sophisticated political, economic, and social culture. D) rejected the use of slavery in all instances.
The text authors argue that contrary to popular belief, "the status of women remained much the same" in the 1920s. Do you agree? Why? Would you have liked to have been a "new woman" of the twenties? Why?
What will be an ideal response?
Which nation's Supreme Council unilaterally declared its independence from the Soviet Union on March 11, 1990?
A. Estonia B. Latvia C. Lithuania D. Moldavia E. Finland
Around 760 B.C.E. the Kushite king Kashta
A. ended the rule of Egypt by the pharaoh. B. founded a dynasty that ruled Egypt for around a hundred years. C. surrendered to Egyptian domination. D. surrendered to Assyrian domination. E. formed a long-lasting trading agreement with Egypt, marking their first contact.