How was the New Kingdom different from the previous Middle and Old Kingdoms?
A)Pharaohs increasingly tried to ensure peace because they realized war was too expensive.
B)In response to multiple social problems, pharaohs encouraged more religious activities.
C)Egyptians now focused more on trade than on farming because the Nile became unpredictable.
D)Egyptians now focused more on conquest of new territories and created the first Egyptian empire
Answer: D)Egyptians now focused more on conquest of new territories and created the first Egyptian empire
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A) patiently relying on popular support for the Spanish to build among ordinary Cubans. B) driving the rebel fighters into the jungle. C) laying siege to the rebels' outposts. D) relocating Cuban people into guarded camps.
Which of the following was true of the Union's Second Confiscation Act?
A) It authorized Union generals to return runaway slaves to their masters. B) It authorized Union generals to enlist slaves into the Union army. C) It authorized Union generals to seek out slaves to liberate. D) It authorized Union generals to employ runaway slaves as laborers.
What major trend related to population occurred during the industrialization boom of the late 1800s
a. Immigration decreased. b. Suburbanization decreased. c. Urbanization increased. d. Migration to rural areas increased.
Which of the following was proposed in the Contract with America?
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