In the eighteenth century, most Europeans traveled __________.
A. only a short distance from their place of birth
B. abroad for business or as soldiers
C. occasionally within their home country over long distances
D. extensively along the major rivers that supported trade
Answer: A
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Jane Addams was the founder of __________
A) the South End House in Boston B) the Henry Street Settlement in New York C) Golden Home in San Francisco D) Hull House in Chicago E) the Neighborhood Guild in New York
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