By the 1990s church attendance in Europe was
a. Twice that of the U.S.
b. Only 10% of that in the population
c. Increasing
d. About the same as in the U.S.
e. Nonexistent
b
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In the early Middle Ages, the three heirs to the Roman Empire shared all of the following except
A) the belief that each was chosen by God. B) the same level of literacy and commerce. C) an interaction of local customs and the Roman past. D) the belief that their rulers were God's agents. E) an attempt to balance mutual interests with bitter rivalries.
In August 1944, the Allies liberated from German occupation the city of
A. Paris. B. Stockholm. C. Amsterdam. D. Warsaw. E. Rome.
All of the following statements are true of Sumerian city-states EXCEPT
A) Women played a role in the administration of city-states. B) The largest of the city-states had a population of over 100,000 people. C) Each city-state was encircled by farms and canals that supplied the city. D) Most of the city-states began as religious sites to offer prayers and sacrifices to the gods. E) The city-states became commercial and governmental centers.
How did Stalin come to succeed Lenin as leader of the Soviet Union?
a. Throughout the Revolution and the Civil War, Stalin was consistently Lenin's most high-profile comrade. b. Though he was not a visible leader, Stalin used the position of General Secretary of the Communist Party to build up an unbeatable following that he adroitly used. c. Due to his charisma, Stalin had built up a following that, though occasionally at odds with Lenin, formed a majority in the Party at Lenin's death. d. Due to Lenin's failing health, Stalin officially shared authority with Lenin since the failed assassination attempt on Lenin in 1918. e. Upon Lenin's death, the Party decided on a major change in direction, a change that surprised even Stalin.