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nevelica · **on:** Sep 21, 2019

Question 1

The Inquisition was a key national agency established in 1479 for the purpose of ________.

A. sponsoring the trips of Genoese adventurer Christopher Columbus
B. increasing the size of the empire of Spain
C. converting Christians to join Jewish and Muslim religions
D. merging the Anglican church and the English Reformation
E. monitoring the activity of converted Jews and Muslims in Spain

Question 2

What caused the secure government of France created by Louis XI to become a defeated nation under his successors?

A. bad foreign policy
B. the collapse of the English empire
C. the dissolution of Burgundy
D. newly acquired Burgundian lands
E. the defeat of Charles the Bold

Question 3

What was the double-victory campaign that was promoted in the United States during the war?

A) the efforts against fascism in Europe and racism at home
B) the efforts in the European and Pacific theaters
C) the efforts in the two major fronts of the European theater
D) the efforts against segregation both in the military and at home

Question 4

This map of the neighborhood around Chicago's Hull House reflects that __________.

A) Hull House was in a predominately white American neighborhood
B) this neighborhood was an ethnic enclave with a wide diversity of immigrants
C) African Americans from the South were migrating to Chicago in large numbers
D) the structures in this neighborhood were exclusively factories or stores

Question 5

Early Federalist leaders like Alexander Hamilton and John Jay called for the abolition of slavery because slavery __________.

A) threatened the republican values of liberty and virtue
B) made the South more economically powerful than the North
C) rejected the ideas of racial equality and justice
D) gave the Southern states more dominance in the House of Representatives