How did the Roman Republic treat many of the Italian city-states that she conquered?
a. violently, razing them to the ground
b. leniently, granting them citizenship
c. leniently if they were Greek, oppressively if they were Etruscan
d. oppressively until they were conquered, then she ignored them
e. oppressively, taxing them heavily
Ans: b
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a. Popular novels praised family values, domesticity, and patriotism. b. Popular novels allowed respectable middle-class women to write for a living. c. Popular novels were often ghost-written by literary leaders like Nathaniel Hawthorne. d. Popular novels were mostly read by women.
Katherine Bement Davis's 1929 study revealed that most middle-class women __________.
A. described sexual relations in negative terms B. were likely to have premarital sex C. disapproved of homosexuality D. used contraceptives and described sex in positive terms
__________ tied the United States to the Allied side
A) economic interests B) existing treaties C) national security interests D) racial solidarity
Caesar's assassins:
A. hoped to gain power for themselves. B. had no grounds for criticizing Caesar. C. hoped to restore the republic but had no clear plan for doing so. D. were jealous of Caesar's fame as a military leader. E. poisoned him on New Year's Eve.