Advances in ironmaking among West Africans resulted in all of the following except:
A) increased agricultural productivity.
B) population boom.
C) specialization of tasks.
D) rapid out-migration.
Answer: D
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Which of the following statements reflects Adam Smith’s contribution to ideas about liberalism in his book The Wealth of Nations (1776)?
a) Mercantilism is inimical to economic freedom and markets have to be free to function efficiently. b) Mercantilism can be a useful tool if the government permits occasional trade with other countries for hard-to-get items. Consider This: Smith wrote about the “natural effort of every individual to better his own condition.” See 6.1: The Liberal Revolution. c) Liberal ideas can flourish best in an absolute state. Consider This: Smith wrote about the “natural effort of every individual to better his own condition.” See 6.1: The Liberal Revolution. d) Liberal ideas in America undermine the economy of the world and Britain was right to suppress its revolt. Consider This: Smith wrote about the “natural effort of every individual to better his own condition.” See 6.1: The Liberal Revolution.
The ______________ colony was settled by emigrants from the overcrowded West Indies. They started Charleston, named after the King, and had rice as a cash crop.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
How did the Nazi takeover of Germany affect Stalin's second Five-Year Plan?
a. It did not change his plan. b. Stalin intended to produce arms but decided to produce consumer goods instead. c. It provided Stalin with a new trading partner who also was a militarist. d. The Nazis demanded that Stalin cancel his second Five-Year Plan. e. Stalin intended to produce consumer goods but decided to produce arms instead.
The Seleucid empire
A. fundamentally differed from the Achaemenids in their political structure. B. employed a form of imperial administration copied from the Achaemenids. C. created a state on a far grander scale than the Achaemenid empire. D. was a petty kingdom that helped give rise to the later Achaemenid empire. E. copied the Roman model of administration.