By confronting the Greeks with the differences between themselves and the new people they met, colonization gave them a sense of cultural identity and fostered a ___________ spirit
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
Panhellenic
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Discuss the concept of nation building and the idea of counterinsurgency as elements of President John Kennedy's foreign policy. What actions demonstrated attempts to implement these ideas? What were the consequences of these actions?
What will be an ideal response?
Rising food costs in England __________
A) helped sparked migration to the Americas B) increased imperial competition with other European powers C) was counteracted by rising wages D) encouraged Anglican Church leaders to become less rigid
All of the following are true of Japan EXCEPT:
a. As an island nation, its relative isolation—like that of Great Britain – led to a much greater sense of security. b. It consists of many islands, with the main four islands varying greatly in climatic conditions. c. Japan is fortunate in that an unusually high proportion of its land is suitable for agriculture. d. The rugged landscape of Japan has supported development of politically isolated, culturally united communities.
Which city, located on the Tiber, was Rome's chief port?
a. Venice b. Marseilles c. Milan d. Tiberius e. Ostia