In England, the idea that human beings were meant to improve the world provided religious justification for __________.
A. foreign wars
B. economic improvement
C. women's rights
D. the abolitionist movement
Answer: B
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The marketplace and civic center of the polis was called an ________
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
University President Charles W. Eliot pioneered the
A) establishment of law and medical schools. B) adaptation of German teaching techniques to America. C) preparation of graduates for a career as ministers. D) introduction of the elective system.
Which of the following had, by the eighteenth century, captured at least 50 percent of the slave trade?
a. France b. Britain c. Portugal d. The Netherlands e. Spain
The Boxer Rebellion was
a. an anti-Christian purge of missionaries. b. a protest against the lack of legal rights extended to Asians under European hegemony. c. a response to local Chinese refusal to learn the British sport of boxing to replace kung fu. d. a movement of local assertion against European influences. e. none of these.