During the New Kingdom, c. 1500 B.C.E., Egypt's power in the region was largely determined by her supplying what trade commodity from Nubia and Punt?
a. gold
b. myrrh
c. cedar
d. oak
e. wheat
a
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Intellectuals educated in the Western style would sometimes
A. find themselves agreeing with the superiority of Europeans. B. be energized at the application of Western political theory. C. have a deep contempt for traditional ways. D. have little internal conflict about the culture that had educated them. E. refused to identify with any aspects of Western culture.
Southern whites regarded "Carpetbaggers" as
a. traitors to their home region. b. noble and idealistic "modernizers" to the region's social structure. c. agents of an army of occupation. d. incorruptible in political affairs. e. supporters of white supremacy.
Which of the following is a serious consequence of adolescent motherhood?
A. costs of public assistance B. interrupted education C. lowered job opportunities D. All of these answers are correct.
How did the generals Winfield Scott and Zachary Taylor differ?
A) Zachary Taylor nurtured the careers of a new generation of generals, whereas Winfield Scott cared only about his own career. B) Winfield Scott was arrogant, whereas Zachary Taylor lacked pretension. C) Winfield Scott typically succeeded, whereas Zachary Taylor often floundered. D) Zachary Taylor was loyal to the cause of the Mexican War, whereas Winfield Scott had doubts about it. E) Winfield Scott was most successful at sea, whereas Zachary Taylor was most successful on land.