According to Marco Polo, how much did the Tartars pay in tribute to the Un-Khan?
A) ?three goats and three cows
B) ?20 percent of annual income
C) ?a dozen bottles of wine
D) ?half of a day's grain collection
E) the tenth part of their increase in cattle
E
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Economics professor Thomas Roderick Dew
a. defended slavery on moral and economic grounds. b. admitted that slavery was profitable, but maintained that higher ethical and moral questions should take precedence over making money. c. published a systematic defense of slavery claiming that it produced a superior system of organizing and controlling labor. d. attacked the notion that slavery was profitable due to the high cost of maintaining slaves all of their lives. e. attacked slavery on the grounds that it produced an inefficient system of labor.
Black sharecropping
A. differed sharply from the tenant system. B. involved close white supervision, which recalled the days of slavery. C. usually led to economic independence. D. was a very common occupation of former slaves. E. represented a continuation of the pre-Civil War gang-labor system.
Who were the two major presidential candidates in the 1896 election?
a. William Howard Taft and William Jennings Bryan b. Thomas Reed and Grover Cleveland c. William Jennings Bryan and William McKinley d. Marcus Hanna and Thomas Watson e. Grover Cleveland and William Jennings Bryan
The founder and early leader of the British Labour Party was
A) MacDonald. B) Churchill. C) Gladstone. D) Lloyd George. E) Asquith.