Where was the world's first colonial plantation economy established?
A. Azores, 1450s
B. Canaries, 1460s
C. Madeiras, 1470s
D. West Indies, 1490s
Answer: C
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a. Iraq and Yemen b. Yemen and Syria c. Syria and Lebanon d. Lebanon and the Gaza Strip
What U.S. action prompted the Japanese to plan an attack on the naval fleet in the Pacific?
a. The United States cut off sales of much-needed scrap iron and oil. b. The United States signed a military alliance with China. c. The United States taxed sales of resources needed for Japan's industrialization. d. The United States traded more with the Soviet Union than with Japan. e. The United States traded more with China than with the Soviet Union.
The Half-Way Covenant reflected
a. a decline in religious zeal and a way to keep political power in the hands of Puritans. b. a balance in the Bay Colony's sex ratio where women outnumbered men by 3 to 1. c. the growing political power of Puritan men who passed offices to their offspring. d. economic decline in the Bay Colony due to Indian wars.
Who conquered and occupied Egypt in the eighth century B.C.E., only to be pushed out be the Assyrians?
a. Persia b. Chaldeans c. Kush d. Kerma e. Hebrews