The nullification crisis of the early 1830s __________
a. had little impact outside South Carolina
b. was of little significance for the future of the United States
c. revealed the strength of the Constitution
d. was an early indication of dangerous future divisions
e. demonstrated the inherent solidarity of the Union
D
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How did the Qur'an attempt to protect women from male abuse?
A) Houses and marriage goods were the sole property of women. B) Young children and women of childbearing age were confined to the harem. C) A woman's status was restricted to protect her from non-family males. D) A man could marry up to four wives but only if he could properly provide for them. E) Women were to be veiled to protect the family honor.
During World War II, the National Defense Research Committee
A. had, by 1941, pushed the U.S. into a position of technological superiority over Germany. B. received more private funding than government money. C. funded less research than its predecessor had during World War I. D. concentrated its work on developing an atomic bomb. E. was headed by a scientist who was a pioneer in the development of the computer.
The nationwide standardization of time-keeping became a necessity for which of the following reasons?
A. In the event of a national emergency, the military needed to be assured of a regularity of time from place to place. B. Railroad scheduling required that there be a regularity of time from place to place. C. Monetary transactions undertaken by the nation's leading financial institutions required a regularity of time from place to place. D. The transfer of raw materials to factories and finished products to consumers required a regularity of time from place to place.
The lord's demesne on a medieval manor consisted of the common lands of the estate where the peasants and serfs had the right to graze their own domestic animals, hunt wild game, and gather wood and other natural items
Indicate whether the statement is true or false