The policy of enriching a nation's wealth through direct management of people and resources was known as _____________.
A. mercantilism
B. capitalism
C. enlightened despotism
D. cameralism
E. chartism
Answer: D
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A) The colonists were taxed at a much higher rate than Britons. B) The tax affected nearly all legal transactions and printed documents. C) The movement in favor of independence was strengthening. D) Tax collectors were resorting to violence. E) Taxes had previously been levied with the colonists' consent.
Tougaloo, Hampton, and Fisk are examples of:
A) black teaching colleges after the Civil War. B) places where lynchings took place. C) towns founded by freed African Americans in the West. D) missionaries who went South to help in "wayside schools."
By the time of the West Berlin blockade, both the United States and the Soviet Union had developed the atomic bomb
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Politically, what aspects of Western culture did Peter the Great emulate in Russia?
A) Parliamentary government B) Aristocratic control of the bureaucracy C) Royal control over the bureaucracy and military organization D) Republicanism