What was one of the guiding principles of the Levellers?

A) They pushed for the common ownership of land.
B) They called for greatly expanded voting rights.
C) They opposed a written constitution on the grounds that it institutionalized social inequality.
D) They proposed to abolish Parliament entirely.
E) They sought to maintain the status quo through the establishment of social classes.

Which of the following most accurately describes the relationship among the Allies during the Second World War?

A) The relationship reflected the closeness of friends locked together in a mutual quest for survival.
B) It was a hostile relationship, with each nation openly criticizing the failings of the others.
C) Cooperation among the Allies was undermined by an undercurrent of suspicion.
D) Only after D-Day did the relationship become one of complete trust.

Who led Club Chef in the 1910s,helped to develop the New York style of jazz,and played a crucial role in introducing jazz to Europe during World War I?

A) Louis Armstrong
B) Lucky Roberts
C) Thomas "Fats" Waller
D) James Reese Europe

While many Americans embraced modern urban culture, others found it alarming. Which of the following groups felt threatened by mass entertainment and the presence of other religions due to immigration?

A) Catholics
B) Jews
C) Mormons
D) Evangelical Protestants
E) Anarchists

Which ruler of Ndongo seized power in 1624 and then led an army,including a battalion of women,against Portuguese forces to remain on the throne?

A) Njinga
B) Hari a Kiljunaji
C) Amina
D) Muhammad Rumfa

The development of the idea of "Christian liberty" resulted in colonial societies characterized by unwavering religious toleration and acceptance.

Perhaps the most explosive urban riots of the 1960s,which left 43 dead and caused $500 million in property damage,took place where in the summer of 1967?

A) Yorkville
B) Detroit
C) Watts
D) Newark