After Egypt's Abdul Gamal Nasser seized power in his own right in 1954 he
a. followed a foreign policy sympathetic to the Soviet Union.
b. nationalized the Suez Canal.
c. restored King Farouk as a powerless symbol of the state.
d. ended Farouk's land reform program as being too costly.
e. sided with Iraq in the Iran-Iraq war.
b
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Although they were under frequent attack by Songhay and Kanem-Bornu during the period 1500-1800, the _________ kingdoms enjoyed periods of independence during which many of the ruling clans converted to Islam.
a. Loango. b. Hausa. c. Dahomey. d. São Tomé.
What were the tenets of the earliest belief in one god?
A) One God was eternal, divine, and omniscient; He would grant prosperity to humans as long as they worshipped him above all others, rejecting all other deities; He was merciful. B) One God was eternal, divine, and omniscient; He would grant prosperity to humans as long as they worshipped him above all others, rejecting all other deities; He would punish transgressors; He would allow evil to befall the righteous. C) One God was eternal, divine, and omniscient; He would grant prosperity to humans as long as they worshipped him above all others, rejecting all other deities; He would allow evil to befall the righteous. D) One God was eternal, divine, and omniscient; He would grant prosperity to humans as long as they worshipped him above all others, rejecting all other deities; He would punish transgressors. E) One God was eternal, divine, and omniscient; He would grant prosperity to humans as long as they worshipped him above all others, worshipping only lesser deities in conjunction with Him; He would punish transgressors; He would allow evil to befall the righteous.
What efforts did Africans in the New World make to resist slavery, and with what degree of success?
What will be an ideal response?
Southwest Africa, Togoland, and Cameroon were colonies of
A) Germany. B) Portugal. C) France. D) Britain. E) Belgium.