At the end of World War II, the Chinese communists controlled ________
A) most of China
B) the Yangzi Valley
C) much of northern China
D) only coastal areas
C
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a. Parthians and Romans. b. Gupta India and the Saljuqs. c. Byzantines and Saljuqs. d. the Fatimids and Georgian states.
The iconoclast controversy involved
a. Accepting the pope as the head of the church in Constantinople. b. A debate about Jesus Christ's divinity. c. Islamic connotations in the Bible. d. What Jews were allowed to do in the Christian world. e. The second commandment and the depiction and worship of religious images.
Blacks in the South were not totally disfranchised or segregated until
A) Cleveland gave his approval in 1887. B) southern states enacted literacy tests and poll taxes in the 1890s. C) Radical Reconstruction ended in 1877. D) the Supreme Court struck down the Civil Rights Act of 1875.
New religions coming into Southeast Asia
A. included Islam, Shinto and Zoroastrianism. B. were often altered by new converts, who blended traditional beliefs with the new doctrines. C. were only temporarily considered, and then rejected, by the region's peoples. D. included the cult of the goddess Pomona. E. included Judaism.