For many people, religious revivalism offered the first opportunity to __________
A) take advantage of a genuine economic opportunity
B) participate actively in public debate and public action
C) contribute to the community
D) voice their opposition to British rule
Answer: B
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When Woodrow Wilson became president in 1912, the most serious shortcoming in the country's financial structure was that the
a. largest banks were too heavily concentrated in New York City. b. Bank of the United States had been greatly weakened. c. banking system was too tightly controlled by the federal government. d. U.S. dollar was tied to gold. e. currency was inelastic.
Before Islam developed in Africa,
a. most of the continent, aside from Egypt and Axum, did not have organized religions. b. most African societies already had well-developed systems of religious belief. c. the Ashanti worshiped a supreme god, Siva. d. all Africans were agnostics. e. Christianity had a strong presence in the far south of the continent.
The Ostend Manifesto, written during the Pierce administration, suggested the United States might be justified in acquiring
a. Texas b. Mexico c. Cuba d. Santo Domingo e. The Virgin Islands
Many of North America's most impressive civilizations had collapsed by the end of the fifteenth century.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false