How did the Assyrians keep subjects under their rule from revolting?
A) Syncretism
B) Terror
C) Light infantry
D) Cavalry
E) All of these
E
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What effect did Mugwumps have on the 1884 presidential election?
A) They splintered the Republican vote. B) They splintered the Democratic vote. C) They ensured Republican unity. D) They ensured Democratic unity.
Why did the trend of greater state centralization in the sixteenth century not affect the Ming dynasty?
A. The Ming followed a "live and let live" Confucian philosophy. B. It was opposed by provincial administrative officials. C. It was already very centralized. D. The Ming were obsessed with territorial expansion.
What can one conclude from Jackson’s response to the nullification crisis?
A) Jackson was a strong supporter of states’ rights. B) Jackson believed that states were not truly sovereign. C) Jackson supported the unlimited use of federal power. D) Jackson supported higher tariffs especially on manufactured goods coming from Europe. E) Jackson supported lower tariffs especially on manufactured goods going from the South to the North.