One of Lyndon Johnson's greatest assets in the White House was his __________
A) ability to persuade Congress
B) acclaimed public speaking skills
C) polish and sophistication
D) excellent relationship with the media
E) unassuming presence that caused others to underestimate him
Answer: A
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a. studying at colleges and reading about theoretical advances in England and Europe b. apprenticeships to doctors and everyday contact with patients c. studying English medical books at home and taking correspondence courses d. traveling to London
Which phrase best describes the Hebrew concept of divine power?
A) a single, transcendent creator B) a creative spirit living in all things C) multiple deities governing every aspect of life D) a human elevated to the status of a god E) divine power as part of the natural world
Which of the following ended the Great Migration of Puritan settlers to the Massachusetts Bay colony in the first half of the seventeenth century?
a. religious tensions b. economic distress in the homeland c. a lack of interested migrants. d. Oliver Cromwell's rise to power in England.
When Byrd approached Mary Smith's father with the fact that he owned 43,000 acres and 220 slaves in Virginia, the older man remarked that Byrd's possessions were
a) "more than enough to prove his fitness for his daughter's hand in marriage." b) "impressive, but they paled in comparison to his daughter's worth." c) "little better than an estate on the moon." d) "not worth a bucket of warm spit." e) "worth more than he could ever hope to acquire in England."