The revocation of the Edict of Nantes in 1685 resulted in
a. the expulsion of students from the Oxford University for unorthodox ideas.
b. imprisonment of heretics in the Dutch Republic.
c. forced conversion, imprisonment, or exile for French Protestants.
d. forcible baptism of Jewish children in the Papal States.
e. increased censorship of scientific materials throughout Europe.
e
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In this poster from the Atlanta Exposition of 1895, what do the items in "Liberty's" cornucopia represent?
A) goods imported from Northern factories B) the bounties of slave labor and sharecropping C) the destruction and lingering controversies of the Civil War D) traditional Southern products like cotton and sugar and newer products like steel and iron
A key difference between Prime Ministers Pitt and Grenville was...
A) Grenville's attitude that the colonists needed to bear the brunt of the war costs. B) Pitt's belief that the colonies were too indulgent and shared little of the burden of the war. C) Grenville's plan to relax regulation to stimulate commerce and increase tax receipts D) None of these choices is correct
The term manor refers to the
A) estate of the lord that controls at least three fiefdoms. B) principal farming property and social unit of a medieval community. C) property held by a vassal for his lord. D) territory directly held by a king. E) portion of a fiefdom where the church property is located.
All of the following facts about prohibition are TRUE EXCEPT
A) the Anti-Saloon League made support for prohibition a test of patriotism as World War I approached. B) the Anti-Saloon League inserted a clause into the Lever Food and Fuel Control Act banning the use of grain for hard liquor. C) the Anti-Saloon League provided lobbyists to ensure the House and the Senate ratified the amendment quickly due to fear that the Southern state legislatures would not support ratification. D) the U.S. Treasury was given authority to enforce the Volstead Act.