As China struggled with modernization, for what "crime" was Qin Jin executed?
a. Espousing populism
b. Calling for open elections
c. Pushing for an anti-corruption agency
d. Advocating feminsim
e. Arguing for extreme passivism
d
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A) council of bishops within the Church that altered the practices of the Church in the sixteenth century. B) Catholic council of bishops that upheld the traditional doctrine against Protestantism and acted against corruption and wrongdoing within the Church. C) council that declared indulgences outlawed within the Catholic Church. D) council that determined simony and pluralism were illegal within the Catholic Church. E) All of these
“Kennewick man”:
a. Seems to have shared many characteristics with the Ainu of Japan. b. Was very short and small-boned. c. Was remarkably free of injuries or other health problems. d. Seems to have died after being trapped in an avalanche.
Which of the following statements concerning racial nationalism is NOT true?
a. It denied equality and scorned toleration. b. It played only a minor role in nineteenth-century intellectual life. c. It attacked and undermined the Enlightenment tradition. d. It presented racial hatred as something virtuous and idealistic. e. It demonstrated how receptive the mind is to dangerous myths.
The political base of the Democratic party in the late nineteenth century lay especially in
a. the small towns of the Northeast and the South. b. big business and those involved in international trade. c. Midwestern farmers. d. the white South and big-city immigrant machines. e. northern blacks and Asian immigrants.