A primary source is an eyewitness account of an event, original document, or article created or written by people who took part in the event.According to this definition, which is a primary source for learning about life in Africa?
Answer(s): D
Which factor helped the Romanies survive in Europe after World War II?
Answer(s): B
Which activity is an example of competition within a group?
Answer(s): C
The 8th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution states:"Excessive bail shall not be required, nor excessive fines imposed, nor cruel and unusual punishment inflicted."Based on this amendment, which action would be unconstitutional today?
-- Exhibit --In April 1989, encouraged by the economic reforms of the Chinese government, Chinese students and civilians gathered in the capital city of Beijing, at Tiananmen Square, to demand democratic political reforms. At first, government soldiers were unable to disperse the crowd peacefully. The students paraded a statue modeled on the U.S. Statue of Liberty. Thousands more civilians joined the demonstrators in the square. This democratic movement spread rapidly to other cities in China. Finally, on June 4, the government responded by calling in the army to Tiananmen Square. Ten thousand soldiers moved through the square, killing hundreds of demonstrators and arresting many more. One student (pictured above) stopped a column of tanks. In the end, the demonstrators were no match for the troops and were dispersed. The political freedom movement that had earlier swept Eastern Europe collapsed in China. This event strained China's relations with the Western world.-- Exhibit --The events in Tiananmen Square showed an important difference between communist China and Western nations.Which issue is at the root of the difference?
Answer(s): A
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