In the booming money economy of the Song Empire, how many coins were printed by 1080?
a. one million
b. three million
c. six million
d. nine million
c
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The Pullman Strike of 1894 took place in the__________ industry.
a. coal b. oil c. railcar d. steel
The East African term for the people who have achieved a high level of financial success is
a. hokees. b. dash. c. wabenzi. d. chai. e. bonsella.
The most striking change in American family life in the early nineteenth century was the
a. end of the taboo on birth control. b. pronounced increase in married women´s employment. c. dramatic rise of boarding and extended-family living arrangements. d. harsher treatment of male children to prepare them for economic competition. e. decline in birthrates and trend toward smaller families.
What was the most significant cost of agricultural collectivization?
a. Widespread rebellion b. General famine c. Failure to meet the grain quotas d. Ouster of the Centralists within the Politburo e. All of these.