"[T]he most successful of the Turkic-speaking peoples who had migrated westward from the steppes to conquer sedentary agricultural societies" describes which state in western Eurasia?
a. Mughal India
b. Byzantium
c. Safavid Iran
d. Ottoman empire
e. Ming China
d
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Which of the following is an example of how the southern defense of slavery hardened into cultural nationalism?
a) the banning of northern textbooks in southern public schools b) the rise in the number of southerners in northern universities c) southern intellectuals’ call to end sectional politics d) southern educators’ rejection of the idea of southern independence
Which work is sometimes called "the Iliad of the Germans"?
a. Beowulf b. The Divine Comedy c. Siegfried d. Nibelungenlied e. The Love of Tristan and Iseult
In Hatton and Trautner’s analysis ___________ is the combination of body position, extent of nudity, and textual cues.
a. sexualization b. hypersexualization c. gendered sexualization d. feminine sexualization
During the 1990s, voluntary immigration from what part of Africa increased dramatically?
A) white Africans from former colonies of Europe B) white Africans from Europe C) black Africans from southern, western, and eastern Africa D) black Africans from North Africa, particularly Egypt