How did African women's experiences differ from African men's experiences on slave ships?
A) Crews isolated African women in separate slave ships.
B) African women experienced sexual violence from the crew.
C) African women controlled African men during the Middle Passage.
D) African women were spared psychological and physical punishment.
Answer: B
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One may correctly say of John Stuart Mill's work On Liberty that
a. it influenced Marx's Communist Manifesto. b. it referred to liberty as a supreme good. c. it expressed a fear of anarchism if people were not somehow restricted. d. the state should restrict citizens' beliefs to Biblical morality. e. citizens can develop their moral and intellectual potential in an authoritarian state.
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A. overcrowding in the older towns. B. religious differences. C. the opportunities of the fertile frontier lands. D. imperial ambitions.
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What will be an ideal response?