Relate the humanistic thought of the Renaissance to philosophies in other societies in the world at that time. How revolutionary was the humanistic view? How does the Renaissance emphasis on the uniqueness of the individual relate to other societies' worldview?
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A. local rather than national issues B. assimilation and cooperation with white society C. their own distinct cultures and histories D. reparations for past wrongs rather than funding for current programs
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A. the Hoover Dam B. the National Interstate and Defense Highways Act of 1956 C. the National Defense Education Act D. the Manhattan Project
The Eisenhower Doctrine, announced by America after the Suez Crisis, extended containment to
A. Southeast Asia. B. the Middle East. C. Eastern Europe. D. the Far East.
The Roman Catholic Church:
A. condemned the French Revolution. B. enthusiastically supported the French Revolution. C. accepted the French Revolution. D. ignored the French Revolution. E. was a driving force behind the French Revolution.