By 1763, Marblehead, Massachusetts, had __________
A) a fleet of a hundred ships
B) a thriving financial district
C) a population of more than 50,000
D) seven churches and more than fifty taverns
A
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How did the Civil War affect women and their "proper spheres"?
A) Only northern women expanded their "proper spheres" by working as army nurses and replacing male workers. B) Both northern and southern women expanded their "proper spheres" by serving in their respective armies in non-combat roles. C) Both northern and southern women expanded their "proper spheres" by working as army nurses and replacing male workers. D) Only southern women expanded their "proper spheres" by working as army nurses and replacing male workers.
The information in Map 2.3 shows that __________ played a key role in Phoenician expansion
A) wars B) trade C) curiosity D) adventure
The consequences of sugar production in the New World included
A) colonizing Brazil. B) revolutionizing European tastes. C) stimulating the transport of millions of African slaves. D) All of the above.
The soil of African rain forests
A) never yields traditional crops. B) alternates between very fertile and semi-barren areas. C) yields high quantities of grain. D) needs only irrigation. E) requires slash-and-burn cultivation due to low fertility.