How did the increase in British imports to the colonies in the 1700s affect American culture?
a. The colonists produced less of their own homespun goods, which made them less reliant on old
traditions.
b. The colonists no longer relied on imports from other countries and became less connected to
French and Spanish cultures.
c. The same British goods were sold throughout the colonies, which gave colonists a collective
background and brought them into greater contact with each other.
d. The colonists of different colonies developed interests in different British imports, which led to
greater isolation and greater identification with their own region.
e. The colonists were introduced to new British traditions through the imports they bought, and
lost much of their original American culture.
C
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The impact of the wars and Western imperialism in the Middle East include all the following EXCEPT
A) the arbitrary establishment of borders with little regard to ethnic or linguistic lines. B) whole populations were uprooted and forced to transfer to new areas. C) the massacre of Armenians by the Ottomans. D) organized attempts by the major powers to halt imperialism in the Middle East. E) none of the above.
Besides conquest by another empire, what other force most often toppled ancient empires?
A) internal conflicts B) harsh environmental conditions C) changes in religion D) poor trade relations E) diverse people groups
The federal government's ____________ program discontinued the resercation system and was later abandoned.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
King George III was determined to __________.
a. play an aggressive role in government b. restore Britain to Catholicism c. force the Spanish out of North America d. forge an alliance with France