How did the introduction of the plow change Europe in the Neolithic period?
A) It led to the decline of the military.
B) It elevated women's economic status.
C) It sparked a scientific revolution.
D) It created a more stratified society.
D
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What role did Tejanos play in the conflicts between Anglo Texans and Mexico?
a. They were Americans who fought on the side of Mexico during the Mexican-American War. b. They opposed the Mexican government by supporting Anglo settlement. c. They were Texas Mexicans who sided with Anglo rebels in the war for Texas independence. d. They were Texans who sided with General Santa Anna in the war for Texas Independence.
Which is the best interpretation of historian Davis Eltis's statement: "In terms of immigration alone . . . America was an extension of Africa rather than Europe until the late nineteenth century"?
a. The colonists set up communities in the New World that were much closer to the communities of Africa than to those of Europe. b. Many European colonists gave up the traditional ways of their homelands, while people brought to America from Africa retained most of their traditions. c. The new colonies were governed in ways that were unlike any kind of European government and more like African governments. d. Africans were not the largest group to immigrate to America, but they had the greatest influence on the new colonies. e. More Africans than Europeans came to North America in the early years of colonization.
In addition to being a monument to his beloved wife, the Taj Mahal is also an architectural allegory for:
a. The conquest of Hindustan by the Mughals in the sixteenth century. b. Allah's judgment in paradise on the day of the resurrection. c. The incorporation of Sikhism into Sunni Islam as the result of the Mughals. d. The dazzling whiteness of Mumtaz Mahal's customary clothing.
The financial means for England's first permanent colonization in America were provided by
a. a joint-stock company. b. a royal proprietor. c. Queen Elizabeth II. d. the law of primogeniture. e. an expanding wool trade.