In the eighteenth century and thereafter, the Jewish population of Europe was concentrated in ________
A. Germany, Poland, and Ukraine
B. Germany, Poland, and Hungary
C. Poland, Lithuania, and Ukraine
D. Hungary, Lithuania, and Germany
Answer: C
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A) pursue military adventures against the Spanish. B) spread Christian religion to native peoples. C) earn profits by discovering gold and developing trade with Indians. D) escape political oppression and religious persecution.
Unlike traditional conservatives, the “new right" emerging in the 1880s
A) was more populist and demagogic. B) enthusiastically embraced nationalism. C) espoused racist ideologies. D) did not call for war to achieve nationalistic goals. E) All of these
The Judiciary Act of 1801 reduced the number of justices on the Supreme Court from six to five
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Besides its strength, a key advantage of iron was that it was __________.
A. easier to attain B. more flexible than bronze C. lighter and easier to transport D. immune to decay and wear