What was part of Napoleon's agreement with the Catholic Church?
a. The pope agreed to condemn all enemies of France.
b. Napoleon acknowledged his subservience to the Pope.
c. The pope was given the right to sue for lands confiscated during the Revolution.
d. Catholicism was recognized as the religion of the majority of French people.
e. Private citizens would return church property they had acquired during the Revolution.
d
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During the New Culture era, radical reformists tended to see traditional culture as
a. the essence of China's true nature. b. a Western invention. c. quaint and largely inconsequential. d. a tool of feudal oppression. e. China's only hope for the future.
What was the major obligation a vassal owed to his lord?
A. To sit in judgment on legal cases. B. To perform military service, usually about 40 days a year. C. A requirement to appear at his lord's court when summoned to give advice. D. To train others for military combat in order to ensure the safety of the lord's land. E. A responsibility to make financial payments to the lord on certain occasions.
Compared to households in the North, plantations tended to have
A) fewer buildings. B) smaller owners' houses. C) larger owners' houses. D) fewer residents.
How does this image of the Pennsylvania State House reflect the paradox between wealth and political power in the colonies?
A) The windows and brick exterior symbolized a desire for orderliness while the lack of order within the Pennsylvania assembly showed how chaotic affairs were in the colonies. B) The design of the State House reflected the growing wealth of the colonies that was supported by the pro-slavery agenda of the Pennsylvania assembly. C) The architectural style of the State House was typical of local architecture and represented the local interests of the Pennsylvania assembly. D) The architecture denoted the influence of Anglicization while the role of the Pennsylvania assembly demonstrated the growing power of the American-born elite.