Why were doctors and engineers seen as potential threats to the Party in the USSR?
A. Because of their higher education
B. Their professions held standards independent of the political regime.
C. They usually spoke other languages.
D. They were seen as susceptible to espionage.
E. Because they were reluctant to join the Red Army during the Civil War.
Answer: B
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a. levy taxes only with the approval of a state council. b. expect loyalty only from his warriors if he paid them in advance. c. be replaced by a majority vote of all Mongol men. d. rule only until he reached the age of fifty. e. command obedience of his warriors in wartime but not in peacetime.
By the eighth century, Islam had already spread from __________.
A. Damascus to Jerusalem B. Egypt to Pakistan C. Scandinavia to North Africa D. Spain to India
Who was the Indian god of destruction and rebirth?
What will be an ideal response?
From Ricci's point of view, the most important thing China lacked was
a. a modern language. b. an aggressive leadership. c. religious truth. d. control of the elite class. e. Western dress.