The most important commodities exchanged between the Sahara and West Africa were
a. water and weapons. c. gold and silk.
b. gold and salt. d. bronze and cereal grains.
b
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The domestic system of cottage industry did all the following EXCEPT
a. offer earnings opportunities for peasants who had been forced off the land. b. help industrial capitalism develop. c. help to convert the old master-apprentice relationship into an owner-worker relationship. d. maintain the quality standards, high pay for producers, and good working conditions of the guilds. e. tie local production to a larger market.
The Clinton foreign policy in Africa, the Balkans, and China was marked by
a. uncertainty, caution, and a reluctance to engage American diplomatic or military power. b. a ready willingness to protect American interests and end human rights abuses. c. an attempt to achieve comprehensive settlements of long-standing conflicts. d. a reliance on U.N. peacekeeping forces rather than the American military. e. frequent threats of American military intervention.
Great Britain lost its control of the American colonies in the 1783 ________
Fill in the blank with correct word.
Every queen is a monarch.
a. true b. false