Britain saw a(n) ________ opportunity in the weakness of Spain after the Spanish Revolution
A. economic
B. religious
C. military
D. cultural
Answer: A
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A. Roman Catholic orders B. British businessmen C. American and British Christian missionaries D. Chinese educated overseas who returned E. British colonial officials
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Followers of the Great Awakening, who emphasized a powerful, emotional religion, were known as ________
A) “Old Lights” B) “New Lights” C) Presbyterians D) deists E) evangelicals