Life for the Jews under the Neo-Babylonians involved
A) slavery for Jews unwilling to give up their faith.
B) the destruction of Jewish Temples.
C) imprisonment for Jewish elders and religious leaders.
D) the evolution of the Torah.
E) deportation and separation of Jews throughout Babylon.
Ans: D
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The supposed public fear in the United States to becoming involved in a regional war was the
a. Berlin Syndrome. b. Korea Syndrome. c. Munich Syndrome. d. Jerusalem Syndrome. e. Vietnam Syndrome.
Which statement best describes how Secretary of State Kellogg manipulated the Kellogg-Briand Pact to fit American isolationism after World War I?
a. By refusing to sign the pact after it was created, Kellogg made it clear that the United States was not interested in joining European wars. b. By inviting all nations to sign the pact, Kellogg avoided an alliance with France that could pressure the United States into aiding France in a European war. c. By keeping the pact between America and France only, Kellogg avoided being allied to other European nations in the event of war. d. By keeping the pact between the two major American political parties, Kellogg ensured that the United States would enter foreign wars only in self-defense. e. By inviting all of Europe to sign the pact, Kellogg ensured that there would be no more European wars.
Mercantilism means
a. private enterprise. b. free trade. c. systematic pursuit of a favorable balance of trade by governments. d. a government policy of granting monopolies in particular trades to private merchants. e. a state policy of importing more from abroad than it exported overseas.
The Church of England became Catholic in doctrine and theology but remained largely Calvinist in structure, liturgy, and ritual
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false