All of the following are TRUE about the American Indian Movement (AIM) EXCEPT
A) it started in Minneapolis in the late 1960s.
B) it resulted in numerous violent clashes with police during protests and demonstrations across the national reservation system.
C) it helped orchestrate a demonstration that resulted in the takeover of Alcatraz prison in San Francisco.
D) it initially started among urban Native Americans and grew to the reservations in rural areas.
Answer: B
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A. was so common that it was a symbol of impoverishment. B. was a symbol of power used by shamans in rituals and coveted by the elite. C. was usually rough-hewn and carved with little sophistication. D. was considered taboo, so it was traded to foreign lands. E. was imported from Egypt and Mesopotamia.
All of the following constitute steps taken by Benito Mussolini to consolidate power EXCEPT
A. outlawing freedom of speech. B. exiling, imprisoning, or killing Italians who spoke out openly against his regime. C. instituting a communist system of government. D. eliminating all other political parties. E. decreasing freedom of the press.