Slaver John Newton?s legacy became
A) the British abolition of the slave trade.
B) the hymn Amazing Grace.
C) a bill in Parliament to abolish slavery.
D) founding the Anti-Slavery Society.
E) an anti-slavery movement in Africa.
B
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Why did Dom João VI decide to leave Lisbon?
a) He faced invasion by French forces or destruction by the British navy. b) He faced invasion by Spain and worried that Habsburg Austria would ally with them. Consider This: What happened to the Portuguese army that was supposed to defend Lisbon? See 8.5: Narrative: The King and the Cariocas. c) He was forced by the Duke of Wellington to leave after he was caught making a deal with Napoleon Bonaparte. Consider This: What happened to the Portuguese army that was supposed to defend Lisbon? See 8.5: Narrative: The King and the Cariocas. d) His wife convinced him that the dynasty and their children would never be safe in Lisbon. Consider This: What happened to the Portuguese army that was supposed to defend Lisbon? See 8.5: Narrative: The King and the Cariocas.
The Montgomery bus boycott __________
a. moved Martin Luther King, Jr. away from his philosophy of passive resistance b. sparked an outburst of violence against blacks all over the South c. led to the emergence of Martin Luther King, Jr. as a black civil rights leader d. failed to change Montgomery's strict segregation laws e. ended when President Eisenhower sent in troops to stop the boycott
The effects of the Viking onslaught on Europe included
a. economic collapse. b. disappearance of royal authority. c. the withering of culture. d. renewal of the decentralization process begun with the decline of Rome. e. all of the above
Which of the following was the primary goal of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, which was formed in 1957?
A) To challenge the Taft-Hartley Act of 1947 B) To root out communism from the United States C) To unite Christians across the globe D) To spread the Christian gospel all around the world E) To challenge Jim Crow laws in a direct way