The religious dissenters who established Plymouth colony were the
A) Ranters.
B) Quakers.
C) Puritans.
D) Pilgrims.
D
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A) ?make the world safe for democracy.? B) ?You have nothing to fear but fear itself.? C) doughboys. D) A Farewell to Arms. E) Wilfred Owen.
Since its inception, the scope of the World Bank has ________
A) remained the same B) diminished C) shifted towards Asia D) greatly increased
The following developments reflected the belief of Americans in the early 1800s that republican virtue was to be found in equality, at least among white men, EXCEPT
A) virtually all property qualifications for voting were eliminated. B) voting restrictions according to race and gender receded as notions of equality expanded to blacks and women. C) the number of white male voters increased from 20 percent to 70 to 80 percent in most states. D) all forms of authority, in government and in manners, became suspect.
Greek colonies
a. were never established more than a few miles from the mother city. b. were primarily seen as military outposts. c. had no autonomous political institutions. d. were required to supply the mother city with soldiers. e. remained linked to the mother city via trade.