Toussaint L’Ouverture became the leader of 1791 slave revolt in
A. Haiti.
B. Mexico.
C. the United States.
D. Latin America.
E. France.
Answer: A
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A. Damascus became the Islamic capital. B. Greek writings were regarded as heretical and forbidden. C. the caliphs were more like kings than spiritual leaders. D. Persians began silk-cultivation. E. there was a revival of Zoroastrianism.
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A) African Americans B) Civil War veterans C) Native Americans D) Recent immigrants
Which of the following is NOT true of all the civilizations of Mesoamerica and South America discussed in this chapter?
A. They all constructed important centers of religion, rule, and trade. B. They all collapsed, due in part to ecological pressures and social unrest. C. They all engaged in a high level of regional trade. D. They all developed a system of writing and recorded a great deal of information about their rulers and religious practices.
By the conclusion of the Seven Years' War, European conflicts had become __________.
A. global wars B. limited and formal C. opportunities for profit D. chances for monarchs to tighten authoritarian control