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Which best explains how Galileo defended himself against persecution by the Catholic Church?

A
He considered it a sin to speak out against the Church.
B
He preferred to let his experiments speak for themselves.
C
He accused the Church of favoring opinion over truth.
D
He blamed the Church for squashing scientific freedom.
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Which beliefs apply to followers of Judaism? Select three options.

A
People are created in God’s image.
B
Jesus was the son of God.
C
People must follow God’s law.
D
There is one god.
E
There are multiple gods.
F
Individuals are evil and have no worth.
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Read the passage from the New Testament of the Bible.Therefore you have no excuse, everyone of you who passes judgment, for in that which you judge another, you condemn yourself; for you who judge practice the same things.How does the idea found in this passage connect to Greco-Roman ideas?

A
It encourages people to pass judgment on others.
B
It encourages people to make excuses for bad behavior.
C
It emphasizes that everyone is equal under the law.
D
It supports the idea that people should use reason when passing judgment.
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Jewish and Christian teachings helped contribute to the spread and development of

A
universal education.
B
polytheism.
C
democratic ideals.
D
capitalism.
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A
new ideas in art and culture
B
learning Greek and Latin
C
older standards of belief
D
traditional religious views
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Which of the king’s actions prompted nobles to force the king to sign the Magna Carta? Select three options.

A
He raised taxes to pay for wars.
B
He took rights from the nobility.
C
He was tyrannical.
D
He restricted voting rights.
E
He confiscated church lands.
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Which statements about Pericles’s General Assembly are correct? Select three options.

A
It was led by randomly selected males.
B
It consisted of all Athenian citizens.
C
It was led by elected officials.
D
It prepared laws for citizens.
E
It voted directly on laws.
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In the sixth century, BCE, Rome became a(n)

A
state.
B
democracy.
C
republic.
D
empire.
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Which scenario best illustrates Aristotle’s belief in the rule of law?

A
a student getting suspended for fighting
B
a senator getting arrested for theft
C
a president not getting re-elected
D
a school principal giving out detention
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Both the Magna Carta and the Petition of Right addressed issues related to

A
war.
B
property.
C
taxation.
D
religion.
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As a result of the Reformation, which group began to rebel against the Church’s authority?

A
local priests
B
European monarchs
C
common people
D
Bible translators
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What was the main idea of the Twelve Tables?

A
All citizens, while unequal in class, deserved protection under the law.
B
All citizens, no matter their gender, were equal and protected under the law.
C
All citizens, no matter their class, were equal and protected under the law.
D
All citizens, while unequal in gender, deserved protection under the law.
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Which best describes the significance of free-speech rights granted to members of Parliament by the Bill of Rights?

A
These rights empowered Parliament to propose laws that favored nobility.
B
These rights gave Parliament more power to undermine the monarchy.
C
These rights enabled Parliament to say anything, regardless of the law.
D
These rights allowed Parliament to oppose the monarch’s position.
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Ideas and principles about what is right and good are known as .

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The Petition of Right confirmed the supremacy of law specifically over whom?

A
the monarch
B
the people
C
the nobles
D
the church

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