How did the Second Great Awakening view the role of women?
a. Women should be concerned only with the spiritual lives of their families.
b. Women were spiritually inferior to men.
c. Women should not take leadership roles in religion.
d. Women could be important agents for change in society.
D
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Why can the termjihad also be defined as a "Holy War"?
a. Participation in the conflict was sanctified by obedience to what are thought to be the Prophet'scommands and rewarded by the promise of martyrdom. b. The conflicts were fought between groups that supported conflicting religions. c. They were only fought to enable religions to establish new territories for conversion. d. It was the internal struggle of a person fighting to discover their personal path to understanding God.
During his trip to Europe, Bolivar visited Rome but spent most of his time in what center of intellectual Enlightenment thought?
a. Vienna. b. Paris. c. London. d. Prague. e. Madrid.
Which of the following would describe a typical male Spartan after the new system, which emerged in the late sixth century B.C.E.?
A. Controlled and regimented B. Carefree and luxurious C. Literary and cultured D. Predestined but lighthearted E. Disorderly but comfortable
In many societies of Africa, a woman’s status was often determined by her ability to do what?
a. produce textile b. gather crops c. fight each other d. bear children e. run the household