All of the following are accurate descriptions of Japanese society during the Warring States period EXCEPT
A) Villages became democratic as freedom from constant control by warriors and aristocrats
increased.
B) Farm women had to be subordinate to their husbands.
C) Elite women?s status declined.
D) In 1574, 20,000 Buddhists were murdered.
E) Mt. Hiei, a 700-year-old temple, was destroyed.
A
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A. The president had the authority to sell arms to nations engaged in a defensive struggle against an aggressor nation. B. All trade with nations declared to be belligerents was prohibited. C. Arms sales and loans to belligerents were forbidden. D. Belligerent nations had to post a monetary bond to insure American ships carrying trade items to them.
The majority of Hammurabi's law code deals with
A. marriage and family. B. public disorder. C. religious crimes. D. business regulation. E. theft and injury.
The head of the American Railway Union involved in the Pullman strike was
a. William Bryan. b. Terence Powderly. c. Eugene Debs. d. James Blaine. e. James Duke.
During Reconstruction, the Southern school system
A. initially were not segregated. B. did not allow blacks to be teachers. C. reached 40 percent of all black children by 1876. D. barely reached any children of former slaves. E. only offered primary instruction.