Many Roman religious rituals were borrowed from the Etruscans
a. True
b. False
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
True
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What were the pros and cons of Alfred Nobel's military inventions?
a) Smokeless powder gave visibility on the battlefield, but at the expense of greater casualties. b) Larger cannons could be used, but they tended to blow up more often. Consider This: How had field battles been conducted up to the time of Nobel’s contributions? See 10.7: Narrative: The Man Who Died Twice. c) Nobel’s blasting powders were cheaper, but much harder to transport. Consider This: How had field battles been conducted up to the time of Nobel’s contributions? See 10.7: Narrative: The Man Who Died Twice. d) Smokeless powder was effective, but required highly educated engineers to use in battle. Consider This: How had field battles been conducted up to the time of Nobel’s contributions? See 10.7: Narrative: The Man Who Died Twice.
Which statement was true of Byblos, Tyre, and Sidon?
a. They were all Hebrew cities. b. They were all built by the Sea Peoples. c. They were all sea ports. d. They were all home to large Assyrian populations. e. They were all destroyed in 1500 B.C.E.
Most members of the planter aristocracy saw themselves as
a. the benevolent guardians of an inferior race. b. capitalistic farmers pursuing their own economic self-interest. c. self-sacrificing members of the larger community. d. the champions of the democratic ideal.
What was the outcome of the Marburg Colloquy?
A. Luther and Zwingli resolved their differences and formed a single theology. B. The Colloquy splintered the Protestant movement theologically and politically. C. The Colloquy led to the Swiss Civil War. D. The Colloquy established a new church movement. E. Zwingli convinced Philip of Hesse to dismiss German Protestants in favor of the Swiss.