The Native Americans who were the most dangerous and least assimilated were the:
A) Vaqueros.
B) Comancheros.
C) Sioux.
D) Comanches.
Answer: D
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Which of the following best describes the situation in the South in the decade prior to the Revolutionary War?
a) Unrest among enslaved African Americans intensified. b) White control over enslaved African Americans grew lax. Consider This: Enslaved African Americans joined in the celebrations that followed the repeal of the Stamp Act. See 5.1.2: Freedom Fever in the South c) More and more white colonists joined the abolitionist cause. Consider This: Enslaved African Americans joined in the celebrations that followed the repeal of the Stamp Act. See 5.1.2: Freedom Fever in the South d) A growing number of enslaved African Americans were freed by their masters.
What was the main result of the deadly diseases brought to the New World by Europeans?
A) an extremely high mortality rate among the natives, destroying the culture of many tribes B) a diminution of these diseases throughout Europe C) some deaths, but a low number compared to those caused by warfare between Native Americans and Europeans D) a death rate high only where Native Americans lived in low concentrations E) no significant deaths, since Native Americans were already immune to these diseases
The Young Turks were:
a. Officers officially organized as the Committee of Union and Progress b. Initially strongly supported by Abdülhamit and his regime. c. Supported by military and government employees, religious students and religious brotherhood leaders organized by Abdülhamit’s courtiers. d. A bulwark of support for Abdülhamit’s government.
Who was the creator of the earliest civilization?
a. Hittites and Egyptians b. Sumerians and Assyrians c. Sumerians d. Persians and Egyptians e. Akkadians