Prior to his capture and sentence to life in prison in 1964, Nelson Mandela experienced all of the following EXCEPT
a. becoming one of South Africa's only black lawyers.
b. emerging as a leader of the African National Congress.
c. being forced to go underground when black political parties were banned.
d. securing a powerful political ally through an arranged marriage.
e. resorting to force of arms to carry out his fight for racial justice.
d
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Otto I and his successors became so preoccupied with running the affairs of this state that their German base began to disintegrate:
A. Denmark. B. Italy. C. Poland. D. Hungary. E. France.
In writing The Prince, Niccolo Machiavelli used Cesare Borgia, the son of Pope Alexander VI, as the model prince that others should imitate
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Regarding international affairs, Nehru
A. strongly supported the Soviets. B. was one of the impassioned supporters of nonalignment. C. strongly supported the Americans. D. would only align with nations willing to declare war on Pakistan. E. changed sides depending on who gave him the best deal.
The emergence of the Niagara Movement represented a shift towards __________
a) more active efforts to agitate for civil rights, and away from Booker T. Washington’s gradual approach b) embracing the gradual approach of Booker T. Washington, and away from actively agitating for civil rights c) the Democratic Party and towards the Populist Party d) less involvement of religious figures in the civil rights movement