All of the following are true EXCEPT:
reigning city-state in the Mexican Basin in 1428.
b. An Aztec leader Izcóatl, together with his successors as well as the rulers of the allied states, began an expansion that eventually resulted in a full-fledged empire.
c. The local elites of states conquered by the Aztecs were left in place, but they were required to leave their sons as hostages for good behavior.
d. Aztec warrior elite males were forbidden to marry local women, but they took many concubines.
d. Aztec warrior elite males were forbidden to marry local women, but they took many concubines.
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a. Russia and Britain b. France and Britain c. Russia and the United States d. Germany and France e. Prussia and Austria
The Federalists chose not to nominate their most talented candidate, Alexander Hamilton, for president in 1796 because
a. Hamilton was engaged in a violent feud with Aaron Burr. b. George Washington refused to endorse Hamilton as his successor. c. Hamilton's pro-wealthy financial policies had made him politically unpopular. d. they believed that John Adams's charisma was a better match against Thomas Jefferson. e. they feared that Hamilton might lead the nation to war against France.
The Reconquista in Spain was completed with the capture of which city?
a. Toledo b. Aragon c. Granada d. Seville e. Barcelona
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A. a nondescript blending of various post–civil rights ideologies B. a distinctive sensibility consisting of a number of interrelated themes C. a very specific hybrid of modern femininity and postindustrial work values D. none of these