What were the Shona people known for?
a. ceramics
b. textiles
c. bronze portraits
d. mining gold and other metals
e. exporting crops
d
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A) He seemed to have led his fellow Americans into a golden age. B) He was very successful in all areas except domestic policy. C) He had one of the most disastrous first terms ever completed by a president who was re-elected. D) He was very successful in all areas except foreign policy.
The increased persecution of witches was due to
A) the new association of witchcraft with heresy. B) desperate attempts of local communities to deal with crises. C) increased poverty. D) internal concerns from common people with regard to people they found difficult to understand. E) All of the above.
Aristotle's opinion on change was that ______________.
A. the gods willed change to happen when they so desired B. the world was defined by the manner in which change happened C. change was the misperception by unenlightened thinkers, and that perfect forms existed in unchanging form D. change was the result of imperfections dying out E. the world changed on a regular basis and we could only study it
Why did the war with Mexico provoke political dissension within the United States?
A) Many northerners feared the spread of slavery to the newly acquired territories. B) Many southerners feared the economic competition from cotton growers in the newly acquired territories. C) Many people in the Midwest feared the economic competition from ranchers in the newly acquired territories. D) Many people on the east coast worried about the social effects of expansion. E) Many religious groups worried about the lawlessness that would exist in the sparsely populated new territories.