If you mapped the spread of Renaissance culture, which urban centers would appear in the region shaded as the origin of the Renaissance? 2 choices.

A. Brussels

B. Florence

C. London

D. Milan

E. Paris

Death is a dignitary who when he comes announced is to be received with formal manifestations of respect, even by those most familiar with him. In the code of military etiquette silence and fixity are forms of deference.

Which of the following was not one of the Enlightenment ideas that promoted revolution in France? People have natural rights. No one should pay tax's. Government should represent the people. Rights should be written in a constitution.

How would you suggest that a person become involved in state and local government?

Television programs in the 1950s often a. did not allow commercial advertising. b. dealt with real-life problems, such as illness, alcoholism, and depression. c. gave equal air time to African American and other minority characters and stories. d.

What is one reason that President George H. W. Bush wanted to avoid a long-term war in Iraq in 1991? He believed that Saddam Hussein was an effective leader. Other nations in the area did not support long-term U. S. involvement there.

Why did the us want access to the mississippi river?

What is considered the Freedmen's Bureau's greatest success? a. providing educational opportunities for African Americans b. establishing Juneteenth as a national holiday c. bringing an end to slavery d.

Throughout the Pax Romana, one of the strongest unifying forces in the empire was A) the Republic. B) Christianity. C) the oligarchy. D) the government.

Which of the following was the causes of the english civil war? A. Charles I's persecution of Puritans / B. Puritans opposed Charles I taking more power as a monarch / C. Charles I's rebellion to the Catholic Church

The 1950s saw the rise of three seminal women composers of traditional haitian music. which one of them performed with "jazz des jeunes," the greatest ensemble in the first half of the 20th century in haiti: