The Fatimids were a
a. Shi'ite dynasty in Tunisia, Morocco, and Egypt.
b. Isma'ili dynasty who ruled from Baghdad.
c. Sunni dynasty that destroyed the Druze and Isma'ili "assassins."
d. Druze dynasty in modern day Lebanon.
a
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a. African American and Mexican American residents remained in the urban core to take advantage of employment opportunities in the industries that remained there. b. Discriminatory real estate and housing practices kept African American and Mexican American residents in the decaying urban core while job opportunities also declined as many industries relocated to the suburbs. c. Housing and job opportunities both improved for a significant minority of African Americans and Mexican Americans. d. The laws were passed too late to have a positive effect on Mexican Americans and African Americans.
Which sector of the economy experienced the largest job expansion in California in the 1970s and 1980s?
a. The service sector, which includes government, education, trade, sales, and finance. b. Shipping and light industry, such as textiles. c. Electronics and other high-tech industries. d. The military sector.
What profession was not open to townswomen?
A) Brewing B) Clothmaking C) Moneylending D) Tanning E) Laundering
Which of the following was a focus of the social-justice movement that emerged in the 1890s?
a) tenement-house laws b) government deregulation c) self-help programs d) individual charity