All Anglican churchmen supported the Revolution
a. True
b. False
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
False
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The problems the United States had experienced with Spanish-owned Florida were ended as a result of:
a. Spain's deal to sell Florida to America for $20 million in return for renewed claims to California b. General Andrew Jackson's capture of St. Marks and occupation of Pensacola c. Secretary of State James Monroe's "Monroe Doctrine," which gained Florida for the United States d. Britain's preoccupation with France
The rule of the Qing was weakened by the
A. corrupt behavior of Heshen. B. Vietnam Rebellion. C. tsarist foreign policy toward Japan. D. recall and destruction of the fleet by Yongle. E. military take-over by Lord Macartney.
Florence's prosperity in the fifteenth century was fueled by
a. its domination of cotton cultivation. b. its position in the slave trade. c. the recovery of its woolen industry. d. the wars in France and Spain. e. the discovery of the Americas.
Plato would have argued against which of the following statements?
a. Those who were inclined toward intellectual pursuits should be rulers. b. The adjective courageous should only be applied to those who were willing to become childbearers. c. Humans must live an ethical life as citizens of a rational state. d. In an unjust state, people cannot achieve Socratic wisdom for their souls will mirror the state's wickedness. e. People will not entrust the care of a sick person to just anyone.