Byzantium was which of the following?
A. the territories of North Africa ruled by the Romans
B. the eastern half of the Roman empire
C. the name given to the western half of the Roman empire after it fell to Germanic invaders
D. the Roman name for western Europe
Answer: B
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Shortly after Adolf Hitler signed a nonaggression pact with the Soviet Union in August 1939
a. Britain and France signed a similar agreement. b. the Soviets attacked China. c. Germany invaded Poland and started World War II. d. Italy signed a similar agreement with the Soviets. e. the Germans invaded Finland.
What became the staple crop of the Bantus of the East African highlands?
a. wheat b. yams c. sugar d. bananas e. sorghum
The term “coon songs” refers to __________
a) songs that mocked black or foreign characters b) a derogatory term for the songs of slaves c) anti-Jim Crow protest songs d) songs that celebrated the memory of the Confederacy