In southern Africa, the kingdom of Lesotho was exceptional because
a. Its leader maintained independence through diplomacy.
b. it retained traditional African religions rather than converting to Islam.
c. it came under British control.
d. the monarch was not a Bantu.
a
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Which of the following was a feature of the Neutrality Acts of the 1930s?
A. The president had the authority to sell arms to nations engaged in a defensive struggle against an aggressor nation. B. All trade with nations declared to be belligerents was prohibited. C. Arms sales and loans to belligerents were forbidden. D. Belligerent nations had to post a monetary bond to insure American ships carrying trade items to them.
The Toba were a __________
A) Mongolian nomadic tribe that conquered northern China B) Mongolian nomadic tribe that invaded Korea C) Japanese royal family that tried to forge an alliance with the Mongols D) Chinese family that battled the Xiongnu for control
Which of the following is true of Arian Christianity?
a. It distinguished Eastern Orthodoxy from Western Catholicism. b. It blended the ideas of Manachaeism and Judaism. c. They believed that Jesus was human and not truly God. d. They believed that Jesus was made of "the same substance" as God. e. They prohibited the use of icons or images for worship.
The British and the Soviet Union disagreed about which of the following?
A) The Soviets wanted the Allies to invade France early in the war. B) The Soviets wanted Britain to focus on North Africa first. C) The British did not think the Soviets were doing their share of the fighting. D) The British wanted to reach a negotiated peace with Germany