What percentage of Chinese lived in the Yangtze valley by the end of the tenth century?
a. 34 percent
b. 10 percent
c. 50 percent
d. 60 percent
d
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What did fifteenth-century Portuguese explorers and Christopher Columbus have in common?
a. Both were primarily interested in spreading Catholicism. b. Both were hoping to make scientific contributions. c. Both hoped to find a sea route to Asia. d. Both were determined to find undiscovered lands.
Anti imperialists at the turn of the century were opposed to overseas expansion for all of the following reasons except which one?
a. Acquiring colonies could destroy American ideals. b. The Constitution prohibited acquiring colonies. c. It made the United States like other nations, and no longer unique. d. Acquiring colonies could bring racial problems.
Qing economic expansion in the eighteenth century was funded in part by
a. conquest of Taiwan. b. silver from America. c. expansion of trade into East Africa. d. importation of guns from Europe. e. exportation of tobacco to Europe.
Lyndon Johnson was similar to John Kennedy in his
A. family background. B. political career. C. personality. D. active use of power. E. All these answers are correct.