In the years following the Second Macedonian War, Rome treated Greek cities as ________
A. tributaries
B. colonies
C. protectorates
D. provinces
Answer: C
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a. all commerce to and from the colonies be carried only on British vessels. b. European goods going to the colonies had first to put in at a British port and pay duties. c. certain goods produced in the colonies, like tobacco, be shipped only to Britain. d. the colonies develop as quickly as possible the manufacturing of cloth and iron products for themselves. e. the colonies print their own currency.
In North Africa, a prominent aspect of the period 1000-1800 was the
a. destruction of the religious shrines of Kush. b. struggle between Sunni and Shi'ite leaders for mass influence. c. restriction of Islam to areas north of the Sahara. d. spread of Christianity to areas south of the Sahara.
The long term significance of the military expedition under the command of Robert Clive in 1756-1757 was
a. the taking of Calcutta from the control of Holland and its allies. b. the defeat of the Nawab and the takeover of Goa from Portugal. c. the conquest of a French/Indian force at Madras and the taking of that port for Britain. d. the defeat of French arms and the seizure of Bengal.
A response to the problem that emerged in the election of 1800, the Twelfth Amendment:
A) created separate ballots for president and vice president. B) limited the terms of the president and vice president. C) created an electoral college for the election of president and vice president. D) listed candidates on ballot according to party affiliation.