By the early 1700s, the foremost slave-trading nation in the world was
A) India.
B) England.
C) Spain.
D) France.
Answer: B
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What was the impact of Charles X’s war in Algeria back home in France?
a) The French rebelled and chased Charles out of the country. b) Algeria became a French colony within a few weeks. Consider This: Why did Charles X go to war with Algeria in the first place? See 10.2: The Great Game. c) Alexis de Tocqueville and other French intellectuals applauded Charles’s efforts. Consider This: Why did Charles X go to war with Algeria in the first place? See 10.2: The Great Game. d) The Ottoman governor of Algeria made a triumphant tour of France. Consider This: Why did Charles X go to war with Algeria in the first place? See 10.2: The Great Game.