How did the Imperial Academy prepare men for positions in government?
a. By requiring a strong knowledge of the Legalist doctrine
b. By mandating the study of Buddhism
c. By encouraging study of the various languages spoken in the empire
d. By requiring that students pass tests based on Confucian doctrine
e. By testing them in various offices in other kingdoms and moving them to the court as they succeeded
d
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In the election of 1860, public interest was indicated by voter turnout that was:
A) about average for 19th century elections. B) higher than any previous election. C) lower than any previous election. D) high in South but low in the North.
In 1946, six black World War II veterans, who sought the same rights in the U.S. that they had fought for overseas, were
a. victorious in their efforts, but only in the North. b. publically endorsed by major civil rights groups. c. dismissed as communist infiltrators. d. murdered as part of ongoing racist vigilantism. e. admired by young people nationwide.
Progressives argued that, in order for citizens to work better in their jobs and participate in politics, they did not need to be well educated
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Against which European power did England fight several wars in the 1650s and 1660s, resulting in England’s acquisition of the colony which they renamed New York in 1664?
a. the French b. the Dutch c. the Spanish d. the Portuguese