Wari culture seems to have been more active in ________ than its Tiwanaku counterpart.
a. Burying its elites.
b. Allowing women to advance in certain professions.
c. Founding colonies.
d. Establishing a loose network of confederate allies in its core region.
c. Founding colonies.
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One action by the Consultation government that proved to be extremely wise in the long run was its __________
A. appointment of Sam Houston as commander-in-chief of the Texas Army B. selection of Stephen F. Austin as the temporary head of the new government C. appointment of James Fannin as commander of the Alamo fort D. appointment of Juan Seguín as ambassador to Mexico
Saint Thomas Aquinas disagreed with Saint Augustine's view that
a. philosophy could aid in faith. b. humanity had sinned and needed God's grace to be saved. c. knowledge of society and the physical world was an obstacle to true knowledge. d. ultimate truth comes from God. e. no boundary existed between the world of grace and the world of nature.
As represented on this map, in what way did the eighteenth-century Atlantic economy represent the principles of mercantilism?
A) The mother country imported raw materials from its colonies and exported manufactured goods. B) Slave labor drove the economy. C) The economy had a worldwide reach. D) Goods were traded for other goods rather than purchased with money. E) Trade was largely conducted from continent to continent rather than among European nations.
Upon learning that the Soviet Union had successfully tested an atomic bomb, the United States
A) threatened a preemptive air strike against the Soviets' nuclear laboratories. B) slowed down the pace of nuclear research. C) authorized the development of the hydrogen super bomb. D) responded with indifference.