Pope Leo X gave the title "Defender of the Faith" to Henry VIII of England for __________.
A. divorcing Catherine of Aragon
B. marrying Catherine of Aragon
C. defending the seven sacraments against Luther
D. promoting Thomas Cranmer to Archbishop of Canterbury
Answer: C
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a. Russia. b. The Ottoman Empire. c. France. d. Persia.
Which of the following is considered the centerpiece of President George W. Bush's domestic agenda when he took office in 2001?
a. Health-care reform b. Severe budget cuts with the aim of balancing the federal budget c. A new energy policy that attempted to prevent further global warming d. A massive tax cut
How did the government try to limit labor unrest during the war?
What will be an ideal response?
How did the French lose control of the Suez Canal?
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