The leader of the first sub-Saharan African nation to gain independence, and a persuasive spokesman for pan-African unity, was
A. Bernard Dadié.
B. Marcus Garvey.
C. Kwame Nkrumah.
D. Frantz Fanon.
E. Jomo Kenyatta.
Answer: C
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A. Crécy B. Poitiers C. Calais D. Agincourt E. Rouen
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a. to establish the eight-hour day. b. opening its ranks to small businesses. c. organizing for a general strike. d. to bring about socialism.
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A) ?there were restrictions on the amount of land owned by one person. B) ?indentured servants lived out the terms of their indenture and, therefore, had access to land. C) ?of the custom of dividing land among heirs. D) ?an economic crisis lead to a great deal of foreclosures on farms and, therefore, many were able to purchase cheap land. E) ?more and more land was ceded by native groups to English settlers.