Which of these is the biggest challenge for historians of the Mongol Empire?
A) We have no written sources.
B) Most of our written sources reflect the Mongol perspective.
C) Disagreement among sources makes writing Mongol history difficult.
D) Most of our sources are not from the Mongols.
D
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By the 17th century, a common urban culture developed in the disparate parts of the Ottoman Empire because of the rise of the
a. coffeehouse. c. millet. b. ulama. d. nobility.
Sociologist George Fitzhugh argued that southern black slaves
A) received better treatment than northern factory workers. B) should be gradually amalgamated with the white race. C) did not need the paternal guidance of white masters. D) deserved gradual emancipation and limited economic opportunities.
The slave conspiracies of Gabriel in 1800 and Vesey in 1822 were both thwarted by
A) random killing of innocent blacks. B) mass executions of the leaders. C) internal betrayal by fellow slaves. D) white discovery of the plots.
After his father's death, Alexander III (later called Alexander the Great), continuing the desires of his father before him, began his plan to conquer ________
A. Thebes B. Persia C. Chalcis D. Corinth E. Athens