What did the first bishop of Rome's successors become known as?
a. Bishops of Rome
b. Popes
c. Patriarchs of Jerusalem
d. Archbishops of Antioch
e. Patriarchs of Constantinople
b
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A. skyscrapers piercing the urban skyline. B. bright, electric lights used in dazzling advertisements. C. empty urban "ghettos" as racial minorities left for the suburbs. D. thousands of people using public transportation.
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a. Its citizens emigrated to neighboring countries rather than pay its oppressive tax rates. b. Its leaders raised revenue by borrowing from merchants and selling positions. c. Its urban residents were willing to pay higher taxes on manufactures and farming. d. Its nobles actively resisted the absolutist king's demand for new sources of funding.
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a. all of the following b. was the first contested presidential election in US history c. saw Thomas Jefferson narrowly defeat John Adams d. ended in a tie vote which was settled in the House of Representatives e. saw George Washington unanimously re-elected to the presidency