All of the following are true statements about Kiara’s life, except:
a. her grandmother migrated to California from the south.
b. her father killed her mother.
c. she was an outcast in the neighborhood because her father was a drug dealer.
d. her grandmother owned the house she raised Kiara in.
c. she was an outcast in the neighborhood because her father was a drug dealer.
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Polynesian migrants reached Easter Island (Rapa Nui) by about __________.
a. 30 CE. b. 1550 CE. c. 700 CE. d. 1600 BCE.
Jan Vansina pioneered the study of ___________ linguistic and spiritual traditions, hoping to recover the roots of “African spirituality”.
a. Ghanaian. b. Nigerian. c. Congolese. d. Bantu.
Brinkmanship was another name given to President Eisenhower's policy of massive retaliation because
A) the United States was prepared to go to the brink of nuclear destruction if the Soviets moved outside their sphere of influence. B) the United States was already on the brink of nuclear destruction but the new policy helped to reduce tensions. C) communism was on the brink of becoming the world's most popular economic and political system. D) Eisenhower wanted the Soviet Union to believe he was on the brink of madness.
When British sailors landed on the continent of Australia in the late eighteenth century C.E., what was the approximate native population?
A. 2,000,000 B. 10,000,000 C. 50,000 D. 750,000