In what sense was Brandenburg-Prussia divided?
A) geographically
B) ethnically
C) religiously
D) linguistically
Answer: A
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How did the cultivation of sugar affect the economy of the English Caribbean?
A) It triggered turf wars over scarce land, and many lives were lost and plantations destroyed. B) It gradually became a drain on the economy because of the demanding labor it required. C) It undermined economic stability by over-taxing the labor force. D) It produced substantial wealth and attracted many immigrants to the West Indies . E) It created almost as much wealth for the English as did the cultivation of tobacco.
All of the following technology advances assisted European expansion EXCEPT
a. the lateen sail. b. right-sided rudders. c. portolani d. construction of carvels e. widespread use of the compass
Called "the preserver," this more popular Hindu deity in the north of India is:
a. Shiva b. Deva c. Vishnu d. Krishna e. Kali
_______ was equally as important as natural resources in the nation's rapid industrialization.
a. a new tariff law b. increased population c. new technology d. the political system