The greatest conquering pharaoh of the New Kingdom was
A) Amenhotep IV (Akhenaton).
B) Tutankhamen.
C) Hatshepsut.
D) Thutmose III.
E) Menes.
D
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The Dawes Severalty Act incorporated many of the ideas of:
A) Cyrus McCormick. B) Charles Russell. C) John Wesley Powell. D) Helen Hunt Jackson.
Which of the following committed the United States to defense of Europe against the Soviet Union after World War II?
a. The European Union b. The North Atlantic Treaty Organization c. The United States of Europe d. The League of Nations
Why were later Christian theologians able to accept Aristotle?
A) They identified his "unmoved mover" with the Christian God. B) His dialogues seem to foretell the birth of Christ. C) He shared their distrust of the things of this world. D) His defined reality as a reflection of the great Idea, which Christians saw as the mind of God. E) His logic is similar to the teachings of the Bible.
In the context of the antebellum era, what does colonization refer to?
a. Great Britain's colonization of North America b. the relocation of slaves to Africa c. American colonization of the Caribbean d. the American annexation of Africa