In the following quote by Manco, Incan King, what does he believe will happen to his people? "I know that some day by force or deceit, they will make you worship what they worship. When that time comes, when you can no longer resist, do it in front of them, but on the other hand do not forget our ceremonies. And if they tell you to break your shrines, and force you to do so, reveal only what you have to, and keep the rest hidden, close to your hearts.

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The answer is B, If you must practice a new religion, never forget the Inca religion.


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Answer:  To highlight the need for federal voting rights legislation to remove barriers that prevented African Americans from voting.

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In September, 1963, a bombing at a church in Birmingham sparked the African American community into strong action in Alabama to push for the rights of black citizens.  As noted in a Voting Rights Timeline provided by Alabama State University, "the murder of four black girls at the Sixteenth Street Baptist Church in Birmingham" was the catalyst that launched a "new thrust on voting rights by the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC)."

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The correct answer is A

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The correct answer is B. Iran

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The "Arab Spring" were different protests and uprisings during 2010 against the government in different areas of the Middle East. This event began in Tunisia as people protest against the oppression and poor conditions of living, but spread to other countries including Egypt in which the government was overthrown; Libya in which the protests lead to the assassination of the leader Gaddafi and a civil war and others such as Syria, Bahrain, Kuwait, Morocco and Saudi Arabia in which multiple protests took place and in most cases lead to some change in the government of that countries. However, it is considered the countries in which the uprisings and protests were major and more violent after the events in Tunisia were Egypt,  Yemen, Bahrain, and Lybia. Thus, the only country from the list that was not impacted by the "Arab Spring" was Iran as the protests and uprisings of this event were not spread to this country.

The answer is B. Iran.

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The correct answer is B. They aided the French by sending them military advisers and money. The US was paying about 75% of France's military costs in Vietnam. President Eisenhower never supported the French by doing air strikes because he feared that it would get China and Russia involved in the war and support Ho Chi Minh.
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