A. Qallu institution B. Gadaa system C. Monarchy D. Gumi Gayo 5. Which of the following is true under the Gadaa system? A. The transfer of political power was hereditary. B. The Abba Dulas ruled over their people. C. The Abba Bokus exercised absolute power. D. The council of elders led the Oromo nation. 6. The Qallus: A. provided political leadership B. were intermediaries between the Oromo people and Waqa. C. were advisors of the abba Gadaa D. were leaders of the fighting age-group 7. Which of the following is not the result of Oromo population movement and expansion? A. It weakened the christian state. B. It led to the interaction of different people with the oromos. C. It reduced the power of muslim states. D. None of the above

What does the story of Sojourner Truth demonstrate about the process of emancipatior in the North? Emancipation happened quickly for all enslaved people. Emancipation in the North most benefited young children born before emancipation law:were passed. Emancipation was heavily enforced by state officials. Emancipation was a slow, gradual process for most enslaved people.

What group was taxed by the king of England before the Magna Carta? A) Farmers B) Members of Parliament C) Barons D) Peasants

How did England try to raise money from the colonists?

The New York Manumission Society (NYMS) established the New York African Free School in 1787. The organization's goals included keeping "a watchful eye over the conduct of such Negroes as have been or may be liberated; and __ to prevent them from running into immorality or sinking into idleness."What does this quote suggest about white reformers in the late eighteenth century? White reformers fervently believed in racial equality and wanted to integrate African Americans into northern society as quickly as possible. White reformers believed in racist stereotypes regarding African Americans and considered these obstacles to the integration of freed African Americans into northern society. White reformers saw no obstacles to the integration of freed African Americans into northern society. White reformers thought that African Americans could be fully integrated into northern society without the oversight of white Americans.

How did the Northwest Ordinance inadvertently enable the spread of slavery in the rest of the nation? States that resulted from the Northwest Territories had the option to accept slavery at a later date. It allowed the expansion of slavery south of the Ohio River. Southeastern territories responded with an extension of the international slave trade. It expanded the international slave trade in the Northeast.

17. What was established at the Yalta Conference? A. That Germany would be divided into occupation zones divided among the Allies B. That the US would share its nuclear weapons technology with the Soviets C. That the Soviet Union would

As emancipation became a reality in northern states, what did Ohio's black laws reveal about white attitudes toward African Americans during this time? Ohio's black laws demonstrated that white northerners were enthusiastic about providing equality to newly freed slaves. Ohio's black laws demonstrated that white northerners wanted to provide safe haven for runaway slaves from the South. Ohio's black laws demonstrated that white northerners wanted to restrict the freedom of newly emancipated African Americans. Ohio's black laws demonstrated that white northerners wanted to offer resources for recently freed black people and help them to live on their own.

What did the Naturalization Act of 1790 illuminate about race relations in early America? It revealed the growing social hierarchy based on the social construction of race. It demonstrated that racism did not exist in the eighteenth century. It illuminated the racial equality that existed between white immigrants and African Americans. It granted free blacks citizenship, thus proving the growing racial equality between white and black people.

What was the Alhambra originally? A palace A fortress All of the above A citadel

In what year was the first Black American elected to statewide office in Texas? 1980 1990 2012 1969