The institution of encomienda allowed the
a. native people to enslave members of other tribes.
b. Europeans to marry Native Americans.
c. European governments to give Indians to colonists if they promised to try to Christianize them.
d. governments of Europe to abolish the practice of Indian slavery and to establish African slavery.
e. Europeans to establish an economy based on capitalism.
c
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Why was international American credibility damaged as a result of its covert arms sale to Iran?
A. Congress had passed legislation that prohibited arms sales to any Third World nation. B. The sale violated treaty agreements between the United States and the Soviet Union concerning nations in the Middle East. C. The United States was actively allied with Iraq in its war against Iran. D. America was trading with a country that it had condemned as a terrorist state and with which it had demanded its allies not trade.
What is the significance of Homo habilis?
A. Homo habilis is one of the earliest known hominin species to make and use tools fashioned from stone. B. Homo habilis was the first hominin species to form complex societies including social hierarchies and division of labor. C. Homo habilis is the first hominin species to walk upright. D. Homo habilis is the first known hominin species to use symbolic representations of thoughts and ideas.
The conflict that led to war in 1861 centered on the southern state of
A. Tennessee. B. North Carolina. C. South Carolina. D. Virginia.
Which of the following lists events in the correct chronological order?
A) Republican policy to regulate industry, Panic of 1893, Republican policy to promote industry B) Republican policy to promote industry, Republican policy to regulate industry, Panic of 1893 C) Republican policy to promote industry, Panic of 1893, Republican policy to regulate industry D) Panic of 1893, Republican policy to promote industry, Republican policy to regulate industry E) Republican policy to regulate industry, Republican policy to promote industry, Panic of 1893