The three estates were the ________
A) clergy, nobility, and town dwellers
B) monarchs, nobility, vassals
C) merchants, guild members, land owners
D) monarchs, nobles, clergy
A
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The war over the Austrian succession and the British-Spanish commercial conflict might have remained separate disputes. What united them was the:
A. role of France. B. immediate British conquest of the French colonies. C. slow-moving Prussian threat to the Low Countries. D. lasting Prussian threat to France. E. a long-standing religious controversy.
In what ways was the Muslim caliphate in Spain more tolerant than those in the east? What kinds of restrictions were generally placed on non-Muslims in Andalusia? Since the attacks of September 2001, revisionist historians sought to use the example of the Moorish era in Spain to counter the perception that Muslims historically have exhibited an intolerant, violent, and hostile attitude to the West. How persuasive is this argument by these revisionist historians? Use specific examples to defend your argument.?
What will be an ideal response?
Socialism
a. never developed support in the United States. b. was a European movement that had no relevance to American society and politics. c. had a substantial and significant impact on Progressivism. d. attracted only college-educated intellectuals. e. was eliminated in America before the turn of the century.
This person is considered the "prime mover" of the American Renaissance and the center of the transcendental movement
a. James Fenimore Cooper b. Ralph Waldo Emerson c. Nathaniel Hawthorne d. Herman Melville