Classical humanism differed from the Judeo-Christian tradition because it
a. saw life's purpose as the attainment of excellence in this world through the full development of human potential.
b. rejected the Christian ideal of the isolated and contemplative monk.
c. rejected the view of human nature as fundamentally sinful and the body as unclean.
d. held that there is no authority higher than reason.
e. all of the above
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A) the United States assisted both Israel and Egypt. B) both sides resolved not to resort to force. C) territory within the Sinai was returned to Egypt. D) Israel added no additional territory. E) it resolved the issue permanently.
The Hatt-i Hümayun __________.
A. gave non-Muslims equal opportunities for state employment and admission to state schools B. excluded non-Muslims from state employment C. excluded non-Muslims from state schools D. excluded non-Muslims from military obligations
All of the following are true of Renaissance art EXCEPT that ________
A. art tended to be abstract and formulaic B. art emphatically embraced the natural world C. works were given rational, even mathematical, order D. artwork reflected symmetry, and proportion reflected a belief in the harmony of the universe E. art embraced human emotions
J. P. Morgan
a. was the vice president of the United States in President Cleveland's administration. b. was known as the preeminent financial manipulator of the late nineteenth century. c. had a naïve understanding of the global economy in the late nineteenth century. d. all of the above.