In the context of global contacts during the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, Japan was increasingly ________
A) aggressive
B) innovative
C) apathetic
D) isolated
D
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Members of the Sandé cult
A. frequently engaged in wars with neighboring tribes to obtain prisoners for human sacrifice to the gods. B. established diplomatic relations between Benin and Portugal and acted as middlemen in the trade between the two societies. C. were led by female religious leaders and were not allowed to reveal the secrets of their cult to men. D. were the only known West Africans to have monotheistic religious beliefs.
The Lapita explorers
A) ?helped to settle the region known as Baja California. B) ?originated from the mainland of North America. C) ?took advantage of the variety of naturally-occurring plants and animals of the Hawaiian Islands. D) ?migrated from the Marquesa Islands of the South Pacific. E) ?established major population centers throughout Hawai'i.
By the spring of 324 B.C.E., Alexander's army was back at the Persian Gulf and celebrated in the Macedonian style, with __________.
A. competitive athletic games B. chariot races C. making sacrifices in thanks to the gods D. a wild spree of drinking
According to Johnson, Rush, and Feagin, a nonracist society cannot be achieved if:
a. people of color continue to blame whites for racial inequality. b. whites continue to deny the reality of the racist society and of racism within themselves. c. people of color refuse to change. d. People of color accept racial inequality.