Which new states led the production of cotton, in what was called the "Black Belt"?
A) Virginia and North Carolina
B) Georgia and Tennessee
C) Tennessee and Kentucky
D) Alabama and Mississippi
Answer: D
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a. 1730 b. 1770 c. 1800 d. 1830
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A) ethnic animosity B) religious revival C) a desire to restore the Mongol Empire D) a burst of commercial activity
By 1200, Sunni authorities had:
a. Declared a jihad on Sufis. b. Attempted to purge Sufism of the jahiliyyah elements contained within it. c. Dissolved their theological schools in favor of Sufism. d. Adapted Sufism to popular practice in the form of congregational brotherhoods in lodges.
One of the primary reasons for the growing economic prominence of East Asia is
a. the importance of the Buddhist religion as a motivating factor. b. its universal political freedoms. c. its production of raw materials, which are exported to western factories. d. the social Darwinian competition between and within the East Asian states. e. the power of Confucian values.