Who were the dhimmi, and why were they considered to be protected citizens?
a. They were Christians who were to be protected because they were "people of the book" or Bible.
b. They were nonbelievers who were to be protected because Islam was committed to protect all peoples.
c. They were Hebrews who were to be protected because Muhammad recognized their book, the Hebrew Bible.
d. They were Egyptian women who were to be protected because Muhammad recognized the New Testament, the holy book of the Egyptian Christians.
e. They were all Christians and Hebrews who were to be protected because their holy books were recognized by Muhammad.
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A) 50 to 55 B) 70 to 75 C) 90 to 95 D) 100
To a large degree, people identified themselves by what criteria in this time?
a. Orders b. Occupation. c. Income level. d. Geographic location. e. Political status.
All of the following took place in the nations of Europe during World War I except
a. Italy finally joined the Central Powers in early 1918. b. Russia ended its role in the war in the spring of 1918. c. government repression of civil liberties greatly increased. d. employment opportunities for women increased enormously. e. the loss of enormous numbers of soldiers.
Which two African nations have, since 2000, produced significant economic success?
a. Ghana and the Congo b. Botswana and Ghana c. Nigeria and Botswana d. Nigeria and Kenya e. Kenya and South Africa