The biggest disrupter of Native American life was
a. introduction of horses.
b. loss of culture.
c. disease.
d. fire arms.
e. the formation of new tribes.
c
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Why did most Americans in the 1950s believe that their society offered its members an abundance of opportunity?
A. rapid and sustained postwar economic growth B. ongoing anxiety about the threat of Communism C. fear of cultural change related to migration D. government-issued radio and television advertisement
Romanization in the Roman Empire
A) varied widely in different areas of the empire in terms of its extent and speed. B) developed first in the lower classes. C) saw Latin illuminate the use of the Greek language in the east. D) never included the practice of allowing local inhabitants to become Roman officials. E) occurred more quickly in the east than the west because of greater urbanization in the east.
Western historians have customarily regarded this as the crucial point in opening the trade routes to the East.
A. the travels of Marco Polo B. the voyages of Vasco de Gama C. the discovery of the New World by Columbus D. Magellan's circumnavigation of the globe E. Prince Henry, the Navigator's establishment of a school for navigators
The takeover of India by the British East India Company was aided by:
a. The use of the Company's sepoy armies in the struggles of regional leaders. b. France's victory at the battle of Plassey in 1757, which called for a response. c. The establishment of Bombay as the Company's headquarters. d. The strong and centralized power of the Mughal emperors, which made it easier to conquer the entire country.