What was Russia's role in the conquest of Islam?
A) The Russian expansion into Siberia helped spread Christianity.
B) The Russian tsars conquered the Tartars in the sixteenth century, and expansion of territory in the seventeenth century also expanded the Christian tsars' influence and thus Christianity with it.
C) The Russian conversion from Islam to Orthodox Christian allowed Christianity to spread.
D) The conversion of the Chinese by the Russians propelled forward the worship of Christ.
E) The conversion of the nomads by the Russians spread Christianity.
B
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the environment in which theysettled. d. Geographic barriers in the New World made interaction between different Indian tribes impossible.
After Stalin?s death in 1953, power in the Soviet Union was assumed by
A) Chernenko. B) Khrushchev. C) Andropov. D) Gorbachev. E) apparatchiks.
George III believed ________
A) Parliament should run the empire B) the monarch should take an active role in government C) the monarch should be a figurehead D) qualified men should run the government E) the monarch should consider parliamentary opinion when making decisions
By the 1920s, the British response to the various groups of Indian nationalists was to
a. grant immediate independence. b. give some Indians a somewhat greater role in the governing process. c. negotiate with only Hindus inasmuch as India's Moslems were only a small minority. d. use military force to crush any opposition to British rule. e. practice satyagraha.