What did men like Prince Hall and James Forten feel about what was best for African Americans?
A) Since they were racists, they thought that slavery was the best place for blacks.
B) They were against slavery but generally felt that God, not men, would end the injustice.
C) They thought that blacks should begin to file legal cases to end discrimination and abolish slavery.
D) They generally believed that if blacks kept working and protesting, the ideals of the American Revolution would be attained.
Answer: D
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Who was the man elected as leader of the Committee of Public Safety in 1793?
A. Georges Danton B. Jacques-Louis David C. Jean-Paul Marat D. Maximilian Robespierre E. Napoleon Bonaparte
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A) Muslim losses were about the same. B) Muslim losses were much heavier. C) Muslim losses were much lighter. D) Muslim losses were slightly heavier. E) Muslim losses were slightly lighter.
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How did these factors interact? Which, if any, took precedence when they conflicted? Is the relationship between these factors the same today as it was then? How does this affect our view of the past?