Who says this? "And I, since my decision's overturned, the one who bound her will set her free myself. I've come to fear it's best to hold the laws of old tradition to the end of life."
a. Oedipus
b. Ismene
c. Haemon
d. Antigone
e. Creon
Answer: e. Creon
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, with thinkers like Confucius, Aristotle, and Gautama Siddhartha and the empires of Alexander the Great, Asoka, and Augustus (Rome) reaching their peak. Surprisingly, there is little direct correlation between two phenomena. As a result, historians tend to divide this period thematically into two different ages: the axial age of great thinkers, religions, and philosophies and the age of powerful empires. Historians give the two processes different labels to accentuate the different styles of transformations taking place. Selecting several examples from each age (and diverse geographic centers), discuss what factors typified the rise of these two ages, and offer your own speculation on why they are not more closely interrelated.
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A. workers like their husbands B. housewives C. nuns D. women of leisure
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a. standardized provincial administration b. established permanent civil service, especially among the equestrians c. revised the tax collection system d. utilized Romanization, including the universal use of Latin. e. mandated participation in Roman Imperial cult festivals.
Under the Articles of Confederation, the national government was unable to collect _____, and the country fell into financial trouble. The Newburgh Conspiracy was a plan by some to use the army to force the states to give up more power.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).