Ashoka was most notable for
a. his conversion to Buddhism and facilitated its spread through India
b. conquoring the Tamil portion of India
c. overthrowing the Mauryan empire
d. fighting an extensive war against Alexander the Great
e. None of these.
a
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a. Chinese officials like Lin Zexu would seize and destroy the product before it could reach a domestic market. b. British gunboats could be loaded up with excess opium, for transport to Britain. c. The product would be consumed in raucous parties and rarely reach the mainland. d. Middlemen picked up the drug and made their rounds on the mainland.
As late as 18th century British colonial America, a woman became a feme covert when married, meaning what?
A. She gained considerable social status. B. She was allowed to participate in certain social activities such as voting and religious ceremonies. C. She transferred much of her identity to that of her husband, losing much of her legal standing in the process. D. She underwent mild surgical procedures to emphasize a feminine appearance.
In Virginia, colonial government consisted of a governor, his council, and elected representatives known as the
a. House of Payne. b. House of Burgesses. c. House of Lords. d. House of Elders. e. Assembly of Freemen.
The business structure of Carnegie Steel was a good example of
A. horizontal integration. B. vertical and horizontal integration. C. vertical integration. D. diagonal integration. E. central integration.