The eighteenth-century ruler who called himself/herself "the first servant of the state" was
a. Joseph II of Austria.
b. George III of Great Britain.
c. Catherine the Great of Russia.
d. Frederick II of Prussia.
e. Louis XVI of France.
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Examine the drawing of a slave coffle passing the Capitol that appears in Chapter 6. What aspect of the domestic slave trade does it depict?
A) It shows women being beaten by slave masters on plantations as whites watch. B) It shows cotton growing in long rows as blacks of all ages pick the product. C) It shows blacks chained together carrying goods as whites watch and drive them. D) It shows a slave rebellion that includes men, women, and children attacking whites.
Greek colonies during the Archaic period were mainly located
A) at sites where they could maintain contact with the sea. B) in North Africa. C) in the Anatolian interior. D) as far from the Greek homeland as possible. E) in areas already occupied by other maritime peoples.
What happened to tobacco prices around 1660?
A) ?They began a steady rise after having been stagnant for years. B) ?They surged to record levels. C) ?They plunged below the breakeven point for what was needed for a family to survive. D) ?They returned to the levels of the 1630s. E) ?They began to fluctuate each year.
Erskine Caldwell's ________, which later became a long-running Broadway play, was an exposé of poverty in the rural South.
A. Waiting for Lefty B. Tobacco Road C. Native Son D. The Grapes of Wrath E. How to Win Friends and Influence People