Technological innovations of the first millennium C.E. led to which of the following?
A. an increase in the availability of books due to cheaper and more durable paper
B. increased trade due to improved sea vessels more capable of navigating monsoon winds
C. vehicles that could more easily traverse the silk road
D. sea vessels that could withstand attacks from iron weaponry
Answer: B
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A) Barbara Boxer. B) Shirley Chisholm. C) Maxine Waters. D) Barbara Lee.
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A) women needed a better education than that given to their mothers and grandmothers to fulfill their new republican roles in the American republic. B) women would advise their husbands and raise their sons to be active citizens. C) women would advise their daughters to be part of another generation of republican mothers who shaped the nation at home. D) women deserved full political equality and full equal legal rights to participate with men in the new American republic.