Charles Dickens became a best-selling nineteenth century author by writing novels that focused on
A) the social costs of industrialization.
B) romantic stories for women.
C) celebrating industrial innovators as heroes.
D) the American Wild West.
E) England's romanticized distant past.
Answer: A
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a. Bombay. b. Guangzhou. c. Manila. d. Tokyo.
The patron-client relationship was centered around
a. bilateral obligations of service. b. sponsorship of business and arts. c. development of trade activities. d. dominance of the political structure by the patricians. e. the patricians and the priests of the temple.
Describe the political situation in the Middle East after World War II, with particular emphasis on the region's production of oil
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A. Wine B. Beer C. Butter D. Biscuits