The leader of the Free French Government in London was
A) Winston Churchill.
B) Benito Mussolini.
C) Marshall Pe´tain.
D) General Charles de Gaulle.
E) General Foch.
D
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What was William Harvey’s main contribution during the Scientific Revolution?
a) He proved that Galen’s theories were wrong and that blood circulates in a continuous loop throughout the body, driven by the heart. b) He proved Galen’s claims that arterial and venous blood flows through the body in two systems, based on the lungs and the liver. Consider This: Harvey did controlled experiments on pigs, eels, and transparent shrimp to test his hypotheses about blood flow. See 3.2: Doing Science. c) He proved that the lungs are the major source of blood flow in the human body. Consider This: Harvey did controlled experiments on pigs, eels, and transparent shrimp to test his hypotheses about blood flow. See 3.2: Doing Science. d) He proved that human blood flow relies on the brain for electric signals to keep the heart moving. Consider This: Harvey did controlled experiments on pigs, eels, and transparent shrimp to test his hypotheses about blood flow. See 3.2: Doing Science.
Thomas Sowell, Walter Williams, and Shelby Steele were all prominent African-American scholars who
a. served as cabinet members under Republican presidents. b. opposed affirmative action in schools. c. kept alive the tradition of militant cultural nationalism. d. quit their jobs to protest the reversal of the gains blacks had made in the realm of higher education since the 1960s.
_______________ was a European-backed emperor of Mexico from 1864-1867.
a. Maximilian b. Benito Juárez c. Louis-Napoleon III Bonaparte d. Porfirio Díaz
Blackface performers
A. exercised great creativity in their interpretation of the genre. B. followed the same basic format throughout the U.S. C. adapted their performances for southern audiences, where they were most popular. D. were marginalized by elite society.