What was true of Tibet?
a. It had been controlled by Russia from the mid-1800s until 1953, when it was given its independence.
b. It was "invaded," or "reoccupied" by China in 1950.
c. It was feared by Britain because of its militantly aggressive actions in Kashmir and the Punjab in the 1940s.
d. It was the only Sunni Muslim society in the region.
e. It staged an unsuccessful, Comintern-inspired revolution in 1953.
b
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A. Marginal groups like blacks and immigrants looked to education as a way to get ahead. B. Many new colleges were established, underwritten by grants from both private philanthropists and government. C. Literacy rose sharply. D. City girls and boys, as required by law in most states, attended school together for most of the workday.
What was the main source of inspiration for the Renaissance?
A) the classical age B) the crusades C) commercial revival D) the Great Western Schism
The controversy over the damming of Hetch-Hetchy Valley
a. came as a result of the city of San Francisco's secret deal to purchase water rights in the Hetch-Hetchy Valley. b. signified a major victory for the new environmental movement led by John Muir. c. revealed a major philosophical difference among the emerging environmentalists between preservation and conservation. d. ended when President Roosevelt signed the legislation that allowed for the construction to begin.
Social norms should not affect the meanings of words
Indicate whether the statement is true or false