What did the Declaration of Rights of Man and Citizen lead to in regards to the question of slavery?
A. Debate as to the meaning of citizenship
B. Revolt in Saint-Domingue
C. Abolition of the slave trade in France and its colonies
D. The end of French control of the colonial islands
E. All of these.
Answer: E
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a. according to the Zend Avesta, stated that there was only one god. b. are perhaps the best stated exposition of polytheism produced in the ancient world. c. were written down by Zoroaster in the seventh century B.C.E. d. influenced Hinduism and Buddhism. e. did not outlive the death of Zarathustra.
While the Spanish Empire ruled much of the New World and many wealthy territories in Europe, it met its match in the Netherlands, where
A) nobles, towns, and provinces tried to safeguard remnants of medieval autonomy. B) religious divisions exacerbated political tensions. C) economic prosperity and strain compounded problems of central authority. D) Philip’s lack of familiarity with the Dutch pushed them into revolt. E) All of these
If you lived in Boston or Philadelphia from 1790–1807 and had accumulated large amounts of capital, it was probably from:
A) textile mills. B) mining. C) commercial farming. D) international shipping.
After many full-scale assaults and episodes of mob violence against Jewish communities, England expelled Jewish people in __________.
a. 1492. b. 1290. c. 1066. d. 1144.