Who stood to gain the most from the slave trade?
a) investors in slave ships and plantations
b) slave ship captains and crew
c) African kings dealing with Europeans
d) slave catchers in inland Africa
Answer: a
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A. Decreases in epidemic disease B. Fewer wars C. The end of the wars of religion D. Medical advances
In exchange for shells, Mesopotamia imported what trade good from the Indus Valley?
a. Cotton textiles. b. Lapis lazuli. c. Wax seals. d. Bronze swords. e. Gold.
The development of alternating current electric power plants allowed for industry to spread; factories were no longer tied to a _______ power source, such as a river, or coal.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
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A. games for boys far outnumber games for girls B. the college years for men have become a period of binge drinking, watching porn with the guys, and hooking up C. colleges are devoted to helping young men with their careers, but not young women D. the popularity of man caves is harming men