In the nineteenth century, European nations exploited areas of Asia and Africa for the following EXCEPT
a. raw materials, which could be used in European factories.
b. markets these regions provided for European manufactured goods.
c. opportunities that exploitation presented for European cultural expansion.
d. manufactured goods to be sent from Asia to Europe.
e. possible fields for missionary activities.
d
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a. The incorporation of colonial populations into European society on a basis of equality and respect b. The ending of poverty and exploitation in areas where colonial rule was the strongest c. The integration of Asian and African economies into a global network of exchange centered in Europe d. The industrialization of most of Asia and Africa by the end of the nineteenth century
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Which of the following explanations of Truman's presidential victory in 1948 is correct?
A. His opponents were political unknowns. B. The Democratic party was united. C. He won the African-American vote in key Northern states, thus gaining those states' electoral votes. D. He won the Progressive vote.
How did the New Deal affect American industrial workers?
A) It gave them jobs regardless of race or gender. B) It provided the means for them to organize and bargain for benefits. C) It allowed skilled workers to unionize, but left unskilled workers unrepresented. D) It left them at the mercies of businesses that were supported by the government. E) It squeezed out women and minorities to give jobs to white men.