The 1968 song Sympathy for the Devil by the Rolling Stones presents an image of a sophisticated Lucifer and his influences on the world throughout history. The song makes several references to historical events. Which of the following is not an event referenced in the song?
- The American Civil War
- World War II
- The Hundred Years War
- The Crucifixion of Christ
Answer
The correct answer is A) The American Civil War.
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