The European philosopher whose ideas supported the theory of state sovereignty was ________
A) Locke
B) Montesquieu
C) Voltaire
D) Machiavelli
E) Rousseau
Answer: B
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a. World War I involved all areas of the world, including South America, Africa, and Asia. b. The use of trench warfare and new technology made conditions particularly horrible for soldiers. c. A larger number of people died in World War I than any other war in history. d. American propaganda campaigns demonized the enemy, fueling the war's label as "most terrible". e. Food shortages on the home front led to many U.S. civilian deaths in addition to military deaths.
The "law of the maximum" decreed by the Jacobins
a. confiscated all landholdings over 200 acres in size. b. ordered the summary execution of all persons held in French prisons on charges of counterrevolution. c. fixed prices on bread and other necessities. d. ordered the registration of all adult males between the ages of 17 and 53 for military duty. e. prevented members of the Legislative Assembly from being elected to the National Convention.
Preston S. Brooks´s attack on Charles Sumner revealed
a. the impending breakup of the Democratic party. b. the limitations of the rules of Congress. c. the impossibility of solving the Kansas crisis. d. the fact that passions over slavery were becoming dangerously inflamed in both North and South. e. the split between the House of Representatives and the Senate over slavery.
One of the most disputed points in early Christian theology was ______________.
A. who was supposed to be in charge of the church B. the nature of the Trinity C. how Christianity differed from Judaism D. how to reconcile the Old and New Testaments as coordinating texts E. whether communion was literal or symbolic