The Tale of _________, credited to Murasaki Shikibu, is often considered the world's first novel.
a. Man'yoshu.
b. Kana.
c. Raku.
d. Genji.
d. Genji.
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In the immediate aftermath of the passage of which two acts, did the colonies agree to send delegates to an intercolonial congress?
A. Tea and Turmoil Acts B. Stamp and Townshend Acts C. Sugar and Currency Acts D. Coercive and Quebec Acts
Which of the following functions was not typically performed by political bosses and precinct captains?
A) They delivered votes at election time. B) They ran settlement houses. C) They served as informal welfare agents for the needy. D) They protected the troubled in the neighborhood. E) They dispensed patronage jobs, contracts, and other political favors.
By the time of Matteo Ricci's arrival in 1582, the population of China had reached
a. 50 million. b. 120 million. c. 10 million. d. one million. e. one-half billion.
Legislation passed by the Grenville ministry in 1764–1765 adversely affected ________ in America
A. southern planters B. New England merchants C. small farmers D. All these answers are correct. E. urban workers