What evidence indicates that Harappan society was most likely organized by social classes?
a. parallels between Harappan society and other class-based societies at the time
b. written accounts that point to class structure
c. involvement in trade
d. similarities between the Harappan and societies that existed after them
e. the remains of Harappan urban centers, which featured residences of different sizes and complexity
e
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A) Kate Nelson. B) Phyllis Schlafly. C) Gloria Steinem. D) Barry Goldwater.
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A. The U.S. conflict in North Vietnam was more serious than in South Vietnam. B. The U.S. military had a lot of support back home. C. The U.S. emerged from the Vietnam war victorious. D. The conflict in Vietnam was a quagmire for the U.S. military.
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A. The war to protect liberty and property was, ironically, waged by those classes of Americans who were poor and least free. B. Most middle-class American revolutionaries preferred to join the Continental Army rather than merely become part of their local militias. C. In the latter part of the war, brutal civil war between loyalist and rebel bands raged across the South. D. Northern Anglicans and recent emigrants from the British Isles tended to remain loyal to the British.