The Great War became total, fought between entire societies, not just between armies.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
True
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In the sixteenth century, midwifery was a trade often pursued by ________
A. noble women B. merchant's wives C. elderly or widowed women D. male barbers
How were connections between neighboring communities important to the spread of agriculture? Give three examples
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The significant disadvantage of Germany's zeppelins was
A. they were so big and light that they were easy to deflect off course. B. they were extremely flammable when hit with anti-aircraft guns. C. loading them with heavy armaments limited their range. D. they were extremely reflective and a natural draw for enemy fire. E. lack of significant airspeed.
What was Napoleon’s Continental System?
a) a program of Continental self-sufficiency designed to exclude British trade b) a blockade of British ports to force Britain to submit to France Consider This: The British had a system of worldwide commerce by this point. See 6.4: The Imperial Revolution. c) a blockade of Eastern Mediterranean ports to limit Asian luxuries in the European market Consider This: The British had a system of worldwide commerce by this point. See 6.4: The Imperial Revolution. d) a system of customs taxes on roads coming into France from the east Consider This: The British had a system of worldwide commerce by this point. See 6.4: The Imperial Revolution.