Who dominated long distance trade in feudal Europe?
A) China, Spain, and Venice
B) Venice, Islam, and Spain
C) Byzantium, China, and Spain
D) Byzantium, Islam, and Venice
E) Islam, China, and Venice
D
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During World War II, American women
A) volunteered and joined all the branches of the military. B) were drafted for wartime industrial work. C) organized and marched for higher wages and better treatment. D) took over many appointed and elected posts in the national government.
The 1876 Battle of Little Bighorn
A. saw the Sioux united under Sitting Bull and Geronimo. B. saw the destruction of the entire Seventh Cavalry. C. marked the start of prolonged warfare in the Dakotas. D. was a short-lived Indian victory. E. took place in Wyoming.
The Knights of Labor declined for all the following reasons EXCEPT:
a) its leader Terence Powderly died. b) their preoccupation with local politics. c) the Haymarket affair discredited the union. d) its leadership was devoted more to reform than to the nuts and bolts of organization. e) popular fears that the organization was too radical.
The concept of "family economy" maintained that
a. households often lived at subsistence level. b. families had a responsibility to save money. c. the household was the fundamental unit of production and consumption. d. women did not have to work.