All of the following was true about the Peloponnesian War except
a. the foundation of Athenian strategy, initially, was the exploitation of its naval power.
b. the foundation of Spartan strategy was the exploitation of its strength in fighting face-to-face military confrontations on land.
c. a plague killed one-third of the population of Athens.
d. the ultimate result of the war was a unified Greece headed by the city by Thebes.
e. Athenians were defeated and their city wall torn down.
d
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The Marquis de Louvois made a major contribution to the reign of Louis XIV by
A) devising the new tax system. B) discovering and claiming valuable lands. C) building the new royal palace. D) reducing the size of the army. E) none of the above.
Which of these men led Mandinka and Diola armies against the French in the 1890s?
A) Saad Zaghlul B) Samori Toure C) Charles Gordon D) Abdul Mecid I
Which conclusion did explorer Amerigo Vespucci reach after his three or four voyages across the Atlantic following those of Columbus?
A) The land mass on the other side of the Atlantic was much smaller than Columbus's first reports indicated. B) Europeans had reached a new continent rather than Asia, which mapmaker Martin Waldseemüller called America. C) The maps used by Columbus in his voyages were remarkably accurate. D) Columbus had sailed to the southernmost point of the new continent Vespucci reached, which he called America in his honor.
Read the section drawn from the Popol Vuh (see Textbook: Sources from the Past: The Popol Vuh on the Creation of Human Beings). Compare this creation story to others studied in the class. Why did the gods create humans in the first place? Why would it make sense for humans to be made of maize?
What will be an ideal response?