The population of the precolonial Americas __________
A) is impossible to estimate with any confidence
B) varied greatly by region
C) was uniformly distributed across the continents
D) was greatest in the Arctic and Great Basin
Answer: B
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Which of the following has been offered to support the view that the election of Barack Obama aggravated racial tensions?
a) Some whites became resentful at seeing a black man in the White House. b) An all-white jury acquitted police officers in the beating of Rodney King. Consider This: Hopes that Obama’s election signaled the beginning of a post-racial era quickly diminished. See 32.5.3: Past and Present: Did the Election of Barack Obama Change Anything? c) The Patriot Act disproportionately targeted Muslim Americans. Consider This: Hopes that Obama’s election signaled the beginning of a post-racial era quickly diminished. See 32.5.3: Past and Present: Did the Election of Barack Obama Change Anything? d) Hurricane Katrina highlighted the relationship between race and poverty. Consider This: Hopes that Obama’s election signaled the beginning of a post-racial era quickly diminished. See 32.5.3: Past and Present: Did the Election of Barack Obama Change Anything?
The Persians adopted __________ as their official language, the most common language of Middle Eastern commerce.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
In North America, slave revolts were ________ in Latin American slave societies, full-scale revolts were ________.
A. numerous but small; nearly impossible to organize B. extremely rare; common, and involved large numbers of slaves C. common; extremely rare D. very rare; nearly nonexistent
The so-called "final fling" of settlement on the frontier occurred in __________
a. California b. Oklahoma c. Missouri d. Oregon e. Arizona