Which country provided the international intellectual language of the mid-eighteenth century and was the center of cultural life?
A) England
B) France
C) The Netherlands
D) Spain
E) Sweden
Ans: B
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a. Rosa Parks. b. Coretta Scott King. c. Marian Anderson. d. Fannie Lou Hamer. e. Ella Fitzgerald.
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A) closed the Caribbean to American trade. B) struck fear into the hearts of white slave owners. C) was a bloody failure, leaving Haiti under Spanish control. D) proved that American slavery was safe and secure.
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a. Thermopylae b. Marathon c. Ionia d. Plataea e. Salamis