People who adopt ________ perspective emphasize the effects of racial stereotyping.
A. women-of-color feminist
B. global feminist
C. liberal feminist
D. cultural feminist
Answer: A
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a. The colonists produced less of their own homespun goods, which made them less reliant on old traditions. b. The colonists no longer relied on imports from other countries and became less connected to French and Spanish cultures. c. The same British goods were sold throughout the colonies, which gave colonists a collective background and brought them into greater contact with each other. d. The colonists of different colonies developed interests in different British imports, which led to greater isolation and greater identification with their own region. e. The colonists were introduced to new British traditions through the imports they bought, and lost much of their original American culture.
Which of these best characterizes Spanish New Mexico in 1700?
A. wealthy, sparsely populated, frontier of inclusion B. poor, densely populated, frontier of exclusion C. poor, sparsely populated, frontier of inclusion D. wealthy, densely populated, frontier of exclusion
The 1817 Rush-Bagot Agreement between the United States and Great Britain
A) restricted the number of naval vessels the two nations could maintain on the Great Lakes. B) made the forty-ninth parallel the American-Canadian border between Minnesota and the Rocky Mountains. C) brought agreement between the two nations for joint occupation of the Oregon region. D) gave American fishermen the right to fish in eastern Canadian waters.
Which of the following factors was NOT one of the reasons for Charles V's failure to build a centralized, sovereign state in the Holy Roman Empire?
A. external pressure from the French B. internal religious tensions between Protestants and Catholics C. imperial princes who refused to bend to Charles's will D. external pressure from the Ottomans E. frequent invasions by England