During the early eighteenth century, the economic fortunes of the colonies depended on
A. the shifting markets of Europe and the Caribbean.
B. intercolonial economic ties.
C. relations with Indian tribes.
D. intraregional economic ties.
Answer: A
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In the largest study of face-ism to date, Konrath et al. (2012) used 6610 politicians' official website photographs from 25 countries to explore the relationship between face-ism and the level of gender equality in each country. They found that there was more face-ism
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