Popular and government support for the abolition of the slave trade was highest in the __________
A) 1500s
B) 1600s
C) 1700s
D) 1800s
Answer: D) 1800s
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The Copernican system was __________.
A. not popular for at least a century after his death B. readily accepted as a valid interpretation C. forcefully rejected by the church D. the center of immediate debate
Why did upper- and middle-class Britons neglect certain aspects of public health and safety?
a) They believed all such problems could be solved through free-market enterprise and individual initiative. b) They did not care about the health of the lower classes. Consider This: When did the government begin to regulate water, sewers, etc.? See 9.2: Individual Freedom and the Common Good. c) They could not afford to pay more taxes. Consider This: When did the government begin to regulate water, sewers, etc.? See 9.2: Individual Freedom and the Common Good. d) They thought the monarchy should take care of it with royal wealth. Consider This: When did the government begin to regulate water, sewers, etc.? See 9.2: Individual Freedom and the Common Good.
Representing those concerned about the South's economic decline, J.D.B. De Bow in his magazine De Bow's Review called for:
a. harsher punishments for disobedient slaves b. more cooperation with the North on tariffs c. legislative remedies d. southern industrialization, to create economic independence
Where did the first Homo sapiens live?
A) ?Europe B) ?Asia C) ?Africa D) ?Australia E) ?South America