Ghazan, the great-grandson of Hulegu, converted to ____ in 1295 when he took the throne
a. Christianity.
b. Shamanism.
c. Buddhism.
d. Islam.
e. Daoism.
d
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As a consequence of the Rush-Bagot Treaty of 1817 and the diplomatic agreements with Britain that immediately followed,
A) the Creek Indians were removed from their ancestral homeland. B) the Oregon Territory was opened to settlement by Americans. C) the Americans and British became unified in their stance against Spanish America. D) a lasting peace was established between the United States and Canada. E) the Mississippi River was opened to British shipping interests.
In the first few years after World War II
A) the number of women in the workforce continued to grow. B) labor strikes became increasingly rare. C) labor unions enjoyed unprecedented strength. D) growing numbers of Americans called for an end to the New Deal. E) the United States suffered a recession.
Hildegard of Bingen was held in high regard because she
A) was a talented, intelligent woman. B) was the mother of the heir to the German throne. C) was a Franciscan scholar. D) believed that human reason was suspect. E) devised the concept of common law.
Barriers and riots fully prevented the Chinese from immigrating to the United States
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.