Mass production gave rise to a culture of

A. competitiveness.
B. consumption.
C. creativity.
D. instant communication.
E. expansion.


B

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In the example provided at the beginning of the chapter, why did the business meetings break down between the U.S. and Japanese golfing companies? a. Each company had a different distribution system and they were not able to combine their companies. b. There were cultural communication miscues and the Japanese did not see the Americans as serious orrespectful

c. The joint venture was based on future sales probabilities and the market crashed in the middle of thenegotiations. d. Because of tariffs and taxes, neither company would be able to make a profit internationally. e. The Japanese and Americans disagreed on the terms of the contract.

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Polytheism refers to

A. the second stage of a revitalization movement. B. belief in a force that animates all living things. C. the third phase of a rite of passage. D. belief in multiple gods. E. belief in a single, all-powerful god.

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During the second and third millennia B.C., the inhabitants of Mesopotamia were

A. dominated by a single empire centered at Uruk. B. dependent on a diet of millet and pig. C. practitioners of scapulimancy. D. subdivided politically into a series of city-states.

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In which geological time period did the first hominoids appear in what is now Asia, Africa, and Europe?

a. Oligocene b. Eocene c. Pliocene d. Miocene

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