During the last third of the nineteenth century, factories changed in all of the following ways except that they
a. increased in size.
b. became increasingly mechanized.
c. made greater use of skilled craftsmen.
d. made greater use of unskilled labor.
e. none of these choices.
e. none of these choices.
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a. collect taxes. b. administer districts. c. pacify neighboring tribes. d. None of these answers are correct.
How did the coastal cities of East Africa become Muslim?
a. Merchants introduced Islam to them. b. They were conquered by invading armies. c. Muslim farmers settled there. d. They were first settled by Muslims. e. Islam was first developed in the region.
The Hungarian Uprising in 1956
a. was settled by the United Nations. b. was successful because European intervention and possible war forced the Soviets to back off. c. ended in mass arrests and executions after the Soviets moved in with tanks. d. was a success and encouraged the same actions in Poland and East Berlin. e. forced the resignation of premier Khrushchev.
El Paso, Texas, became a major town when it __________
A) emerged as a mining town that was inexpensive and cheap B) served as a military outpost in conflicts with the Navajos C) was discovered that huge gold reserves were located near its border D) built upon its existence as a center of shipping for cattle