After Charles I lost the English Civil War in 1649, he was arrested, tried for treason and beheaded. After his removal, from 1649-1660, England was ruled by:A) another King  B) Parliament  C) the Common Law Courts  D) The Nobles 

____ During his reign as Tsar of Russia, Peter the Great also (literally) built a new capital city for his empire at: A) Moscow B) Kiev C) St. Petersburg D) Sevastopol 

In medieval China and Japan, the philosophy of Buddhism and _?_ influenced the way the two countries were governed.  A) Confucianism  B) Stoicism  C) Naturalism D) Humanism

As the Scientific Revolution gave way to the Enlightenment, new philosophes like Voltaire devised a new, non-religious way to acknowledge God, called: A) atheism  B) deism  C) pantheism  D) monotheism  

During the reign of Peter the Great, Russian men had to pay a fee to the Tsar, if they wanted to keep their:  A) weapons  B) beards  C) dogs  D) vodka

The transatlantic slave trade began in the 1500s, when the countries of Spain and: A) Portugal B) France C) England D) Italy  

Before the Heliocentric model became the accepted view of the universe, it was taught that _?_ rested at the center of the Solar System.  A) the Sun  B) the Earth C) Jupiter  D) the Moon

Which of the following statements is not true about Persona?

One of the basic questions that all analysis must answer is whether they should focus on the ______ causes of public problems or just focus on policies that just treat the symptoms of the problem and not the underlying causes.

Which statement is inaccurate regarding small and medium enterprise (SME) entrepreneurship?