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Questions in history

[Done] Last to join the Allied Powers? A. Great Britain B. France C. United States D. China

[Done] Which of the following ideas was NOT embraced during the French Revolution? A. Rights of Man B. Property Rights C. Constitutional Government D. Communism

[Done] During British rule, most ordinary Indian citizens suffered because of A. poor sanitation. B. famines. C. crumbling infrastructure. D. inadequate transportation.

[Done] Why did Roman emperors build so many public works? What did statues symbolize or represent in America today?

[Done] Where was the jackal god, Anubis, worshipped? A. France B. Egypt C. China

[Done] Marx and Engels believed in all of the following, EXCEPT: A. Private Property for All B. Equality for All C. Workers' Rights D. Abolition of Slavery

[Done] Which country was the last to join the Allied Powers? A. Great Britain B. France C. United States D. China

[Done] How did work by women in social reform movements likely affect their effort to obtain voting rights? A. They learned about organizing groups to affect change. B. They lost funds needed to change public opinion. C. They suffered a split within groups over political priorities. D. They gained support from foreign leaders.

[Done] Jean-Jacques Rousseau believed in all of the following, EXCEPT: A. Forcing People to be Free B. The Right to Do Whatever You Want C. The Social Contract D. Equality

[Done] What was one of the lasting impacts of the arguments made in the Declaration of Independence? A. The American colonists were distracted by guaranteeing human rights for the rest of the world rather than at home. B. The explicit references to equality of the sexes were a boon to women's rights and helped ensure women's role in the new government. C. Numerous anticolonial movements have modeled their own declarations of independence on America's. D. The class-based arguments and rejection of individual self-fulfillment have often been used to justify social inequality in the United States. E. The extensiveness of the arguments ensured that a separate constitution did not need to be written in the future.