The city of Cahokia (650-1400) was a ceremonial center for the Mississippi cultures of North America, and it was located near modern __________.
a. Memphis.
b. St. Louis.
c. New Orleans.
d. Minneapolis.
b. St. Louis.
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Which of the following was a trunk line in the late nineteenth century?
a) the Baltimore and Ohio b) American Federation of Labor c) Sears, Roebuck and Company d) Standard Oil Trust
Which of the following best describes the term collective learning?
A. all the knowledge humans have amassed over the last two hundred thousand years B. the idea that humans learn more effectively in groups than in individual units C. the process by which humans communicated with one another before the advent of language D. the process by which humans amass and transmit knowledge from generation to generation, enabling rapid adaptation to a host of varying conditions
The more long-lasting effect of Islam's arrival in India occurred with the arrival of
a. Islamic merchants in the eighth century. b. Arabic armies which forced conversion to Islam of conquored populations. c. the Mongols in the twelfth century. d. Turkic-speaking Muslims in the tenth-eleventh centuries. e. Christian Crusaders in the fourteenth century.
Under the medieval Indian land-use system
A. most farmers gave their landlord their entire annual harvest. B. the landlord paid taxes to the local king in the form of manufactured goods. C. actual title to the farmland in the realm belonged to the king. D. most farmers owned about 35 acres per family. E. rajas worked the land themselves.