The dynasty that overthrew the Yuan dynasty and drove the Mongols back to their homeland was named the "Ming," which means
a. light or bright.
b. brave heart.
c. rising sun.
d. glorious son.
e. son of god.
a
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The violence of which sport led to the establishment of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA)?
A) hockey B) football C) lacrosse D) basketball E) baseball
__________, France, and Russia formed an alliance that became known as the Entente
A) Italy B) Britain C) Spain D) Germany
How did the technologies of Eli Whitney and James Hargreaves create a “bottleneck” in British manufacturing?
a) Whitney’s and Hargreaves’s inventions vastly increased the production of cotton thread beyond the capacity of traditional weaving methods to use it all. b) Whitney and Hargreaves created, at least early in the Industrial Revolution, an insurmountable set of manufacturing costs for their products. Consider This: Until Whitney developed the cotton gin, the bottleneck was between raw cotton and Hargreaves’s technology. See 7.2: New Problems, New Solutions. c) Whitney’s and Hargreaves’s inventions undercut British labor since their technologies relied on American slaves. Consider This: Until Whitney developed the cotton gin, the bottleneck was between raw cotton and Hargreaves’s technology. See 7.2: New Problems, New Solutions. d) Whitney and Hargreaves insisted that anyone using their products pay an exorbitant fee to them, which many manufacturers could not afford. Consider This: Until Whitney developed the cotton gin, the bottleneck was between raw cotton and Hargreaves’s technology. See 7.2: New Problems, New Solutions.
The majority of the draftees and enlistees for military service in Vietnam __________
A) were college students B) came from the Lower South C) averaged about 25 years of age D) were from working-class families