So far as the Crown was concerned, the most valuable colonies were
a. subsistence farming colonies like Plymouth.
b. tolerant colonies like Pennsylvania. c.
colonies producing a valuable cash crop such as sugar.
d. colonies with attractive climates like Bermuda. e.
none of these choices.
ANS: C
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a. People where responsible to the leaders, who were empowered by Divine Right. b. the rights of the individual outweighed the rights of the popular consensus. c. change and utopianism were flawed ideals d. religion was unnecessary in the new Age of Science. e. People were inherently flawed and need strong government to maintain stability.
Confucianism in Imperial China advocated the idea that
a. society was matriarchal. b. the state is identified with the family. c. the emperor should be accessible to his people. d. commerce was not as important as agriculture.
For progressives seeking to use government to reform economy and society, the war effort proved to be:
A) the peak of their influence. B) a grave disappointment. C) a continuation of pre-war half-measures. D) a permanent shift toward socialism.
What were the short-term and long-term causes for the rise of militant nationalism in Japan during the 1930s? What problems did the development of militant nationalism in Japan during the 1930s pose for the stability of geo-political order in East Asia and the Pacific?
What will be an ideal response?