Who was Countess de La Fayette and what was notable about her work?
A) She was a French aristocrat who wrote about love in its purest form.
B) She was a French aristocrat who was notable for her quite violent passion and elegant expression.
C) She was a French peasant who was notable for her quite violent passion and elegant expression.
D) She was a French aristocrat who described love of God, when everyone else was invested in only human emotion.
E) She was a French peasant who was well educated and wrote of her esteem for another peasant.
B
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Which of the following best describes Renaissance Italy?
A) It was politically divided and dominated by wealthy families. B) The pope only exercised spiritual authority. C) It was the poorest European area. D) It was the last area to embrace the rebirth of learning.
John Scopes was found guilty of
A) ?teaching Marx's Communist Manifesto. B) ?teaching Darwin's theory of evolution. C) ?engaging in an anarchist activities. D) ?defending the activities of the Ku Klux Klan. E) None of these are correct.
__________ is a business leader noted in the text as an example of the rise of free blacks in “certain industries.”
a) James Forten b) Richard Wright c) Paul Jones d) Victor Johnson