What was the standard equipment of a hoplite?
A) Bronze helmets and armor, round shields, and short iron swords
B) Bronze helmets and armor, round shields, and long spears with iron blades
C) Iron helmets and armor, rounds shields, and long spears with iron blades
D) Bronze helmets and armor, round shields, long spears with iron blades, and short iron swords
E) Iron helmets and armor, round shields, long spears with iron blades, and short iron swords
D
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Of all the British fighting men, who had the lowest survival rate at the Western Front?
a) junior officers and subalterns b) privates and corporals Consider This: In battles, their survival rate was often counted in hours, rather than days. See 11.6: Narrative: My Boy Jack. c) ambulance drivers and medics Consider This: In battles, their survival rate was often counted in hours, rather than days. See 11.6: Narrative: My Boy Jack. d) artillerymen and the gas corps Consider This: In battles, their survival rate was often counted in hours, rather than days. See 11.6: Narrative: My Boy Jack.
In the spring of 1968, students seized five buildings at __________ for eight days before police regained control
a. Arizona State University b. Duke University c. the University of California at San Francisco d. Harvard University e. Columbia University
By 1980, _____________________ percent of Americans worked in the service sector
A) ?70 B) ?75 C) ?80 D) ?85 E) ?90
Why was the late-nineteenth-century southwestern frontier largely Spanish American?
a. The heavy Spanish influence there was due to the original Spanish settlers. b. There were very few Anglo Americans who wanted to settle the southwest. c. It was originally part of Mexico, and many Mexicans still had communities there. d. Mexico did not allow people from the eastern United States to settle there. e. English settlers were reluctant to learn Spanish, so they settled elsewhere.