What was the crisis of the Italian city-states that inspired Machiavelli?
A) The Black Death
B) The invasion of Italy by French and Spanish kings
C) The Great Schism
D) The Avignon Papacy
E) The invasion of Italy by French and German kings
B
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A) Battle of the Somme B) Battle of the Marne C) Polish-Soviet War D) Second Balkan War
The treaty ending the Boxer Rebellion saw Qing power in China totally defeated and forced to accept the most severe “unequal” demands to date, as part of what came to be referred as the Boxer Protocols of 1901, including all but one of the following:
a. the right by foreign powers to post troops in major Chinese cities b. the total suppression of any antiforeign movements c. exorbitant indemnity payments d. that German be made the official diplomatic language of China
At its 1860 convention, the Democratic Party a. split into northern and southern wings, each nominating a different presidential candidate. b. pledged to support the Court's decision in the Dred Scott case. c. included a plank in its platform calling for the extension of the Missouri Compromise line to the PacificOcean
d. narrowly defeated an antislavery minority report calling for a constitutional amendment to abolish slavery.
How can the relationship between Indians and the American miners best be described?
a. They were mostly peaceful because California Indians were not warlike peoples. b. The state legislature funded militia operations against Indians in the mining regions. c. The American miners only responded when Indians engaged in warfare against them. d. The state constitution ended the violent early gold rush period by granting Indians citizenship rights.