What was the political and civil status of slaves in the antebellum South?
a. They had no civil or political rights.
b. They had no civil rights but could vote in elections under the direction of their masters.
c. They were allowed to testify in court on a limited basis, but had no other political or civil rights.
d. They could legally marry, but otherwise lacked civil rights.
e. They had no rights except when they could prove that their father was white.
a
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Mamluk slaves were bought as non-Muslim children in
a. Afghanistan. b. Spain. c. North Africa. d. Egypt. e. All of these choices.
By the end of the seventeenth century,
A) international trade was much greater than intra-European trade. B) wealth was being transferred back to the New World from Europe in the form of raw materials. C) local, regional, and intra-European trade was considerably greater than international trade. D) slavery was in decline in both Africa and the New World. E) European imperialism had come to an end.
What was the first area to rebound from the declining economy?
a. port cities that could trade with Muslim countries b. the Frankish kingdoms c. Britain d. monasteries e. isolated rural areas not involved in secular warfare
Results from a study by Benenson et al. (1998) indicated that mother–daughter pairs were indeed closer to each other (both physically and psychologically) than mother–son pairs. Whose theory does this support?
A. Karen Horney B. Helene Deutsch C. Nancy Chodorow D. Anna Freud