In Russia in the seventeenth century, changes in serfdom ran ________ western European developments
A) in the opposite direction to
B) in roughly the same direction as
C) along different lines compared
D) a century behind
A
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Which of the following was a consequence of the Montgomery bus boycott?
a. Martin Luther King, Jr. emerged as the leader of the new civil rights movement. b. President Eisenhower embraced the civil rights movement. c. Buses were desegregated across the South. d. Thurgood Marshall emerged as the leader of the new civil rights movement.
The first migrations westward __________
a. headed for the Middle Plains region b. focused on the Southwest c. rushed to Oregon and California d. followed the traditional path of earlier settlers e. steered toward the Great Lakes region
Which of these statements is true?
a. A Chinese-style government was firmly entrenched in Japan by 900. b. A Chinese-type emperor ruled Japan from Kyoto. c. Rival clans joined to oust the Chinese. d. Japan became a tributary state of China by 900. e. The Minamoto clan defeated its rivals and established a capital at Kamakura.
What was the critical factor in transforming Sparta into a militaristic polis?
A) the war against the neighboring Messenians B) the invasions by the Persians C) the war against Athens D) its commercial rivalry with Athens E) its use of slavery to advance its standing as a polis