In pre-industrial Europe, the dominant concern of married women was:
A. childbearing.
B. childrearing.
C. producing enough farm goods to ensure an adequate food supply.
D. domestic duties such as cooking, cleaning, and sewing.
E. improving the social status of their husbands
C
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How did Samuel Slater transform American economic life?
A) He introduced the assembly line system to factories. B) He proposed the use of immigrants as a labor supply. C) He integrated the steam engine with the factory production process. D) He helped design and built the country's first cotton mill. E) He organized the first joint-stock company in American history.
General Lewis Wallace's book, Ben Hur
a. achieved success only after his death. b. was based on a popular early movie. c. emphasized that virtue, honesty, and hard work were rewarded by success. d. detailed Wallace's experiences in the Civil War. e. defended Christianity against Darwinism.
What did England have to contribute to greater venture capital that other European nations did not?
a. A greater middle class of investors b. More inventors to promote new technology c. A greater surplus of coal to fuel steam technology d. A centralized banking system that could make loans to smaller businesses e. A well-organized guild system
The Romans had a long tradition of written law, stretching back to 449 B.C.E. and the creation of the
A. Ten Commandments. B. Solonic Reforms. C. Etruscan Code. D. Patrician Standards. E. Twelve Tables.