How was the steam engine advanced in the late nineteenth century?
A) Internal combustion engines were eventually produced that ran off of petroleum, changing transportation forever.
B) Both turbine engines were created that turned steam power into electricity, and internal combustion engines were eventually produced that ran off of petroleum, changing transportation forever.
C) Steam engines were created with larger bores to wield greater power.
D) Paddle wheels became unnecessary.
E) Turbine engines were created that turned steam power into electricity.
B
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A) the importance of diversity B) racial equality C) opposition to federal intervention in the economy D) opposition to slavery in the western territories
In colonial America, under English common law a married woman
A. could only initiate divorce in case of adultery. B. could not own property. C. had more legal rights than unmarried women. D. had legal authority over her children. E. could not earn wages greater than her husband.
Who pioneered the first efficient steam engine?
A) James Watt B) Thomas Edison C) Henry Ford D) Robert Fulton E) John Kay
After the failed Beer Hall Putsch, Adolph Hitler decided to
a. overthrow the Weimar government by force, using his SA (Sturmabteilung). b. attempt to come to power through constitutional means. c. use the SS (Schutzstaffel) to infiltrate the German army, and have the army depose the Weimar government. d. drop out of public sight and wait for something to happen. e. move back to Austria, where he had influential friends and contacts.