Whose Light and Truth, published in 1836, offered a history of the world which demonstrated black superiority and minimized the presence of whites?
a. Frederick Douglass
b. James McCune Smith
c. Lunsford Lane
d. Robert Benjamin Lewis
d. Robert Benjamin Lewis
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All of the following problems plagued the effort to establish a permanent colony of Roanoke in the late 1580s by Walter Raleigh and his English colonists EXCEPT
A) colonists settled on land in and near areas that were claimed and populated by hostile Algonquian Indians. B) the failure of resupply ships to return to Roanoke in 1588 because of an impending threatened naval attack of Spain against England. C) a catastrophic drought between 1587 and 1589 creating food shortages and increased tensions with local Indians. D) despite ample land incentives for families to settle in Roanoke, it became nearly exclusively a colony of men.
__________'s reign was a time of peace and prosperity.
A. Aurangzeb B. Akbar C. Ashoka. D. Shah Jahan E. Jahangir
The National Labor Union, which was established in 1866 by William Sylvis, was __________
A) an early rival of the American Federation of Labor B) the first attempt to build a national labor movement C) a union for mostly unskilled African American workers D) an organization that used violence and intimidation to further its cause
Which of the following was not a feature of the Assyrian Empire?
A) The breakdown of conquered territories into units administratively overseen by a satrap B) The use of siege craft along with mining and sapping technology C) The widespread use of terror tactics to cow people into submission D) Forced relocation of conquered peoples E) The use of cuneiform documents