Under Meiji rule, important new growth industries proved to be
a. sake, rice, and grain.
b. armaments and shipbuilding, and sake.
c. silk, cattle, and paper.
d. iron, silk, and tea.
e. cotton, silk, and rice.
b
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Which of the following was not a reason provided by the Bush administration for invading Iraq?
a) Saddam violated the Gulf War agreement and siphoned money from sequestered Iraqi oil revenues for his own use. b) Iraq had given refuge to Al Qaeda terrorists. c) Iraq's possession of weapons of mass destruction threatened the peace and safety of the United States. d) Four of the 9/11 terrorists were from Iraq.
The most severe philosophical school that emerged during the Warring States period was:
a. Legalism. b. Maoism. c. Crypto-Confucianism. d. Shaolinism.
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