Which of these was a south African state that resisted both Zulu expansion and the Zulu model of state formation?
A) Swazi
B) Luanda
C) Lesotho
D) caliphate of Sokotho
C
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Many contacts occurred between Europeans and Indians, including trading for furs. Which was false about the results of the fur trade?
a. the population of animals like beavers was cut severely b. Indians became dependent on whites for trade goods c. it often led to alcoholism d. drunkenness and alcoholism harmed whites more than Indians
_____________ was an important leader of the Apache resistance to the federal government
A) Sitting Bull B) Black Kettle C) Crazy Horse D) Geronimo
The fact that the government encouraged farmers in the Dust Bowl to plant soil-improving crops like legumes most likely indicates that
A) the Dust Bowl states were suffering the worst drought ever seen in the U.S. B) cash crops like wheat could no longer be grown in the Midwest. C) typical land use practices had contributed to the devastating dust storms. D) farmers had deliberately caused soil erosion. E) the government was willing to take extreme measures to stop the suffering.
According to Map 9.4, "Germanic and Slavic Peoples on the Move," which of these was true?
A) In western Europe, only Ireland was not the target of Germanic migrations. B) All of western Europe became Germanic following these migrations. C) The Slavic migrations moved in the opposite direction from Germanic migrations. D) The Visigoths ultimately settled in what is today France.