A revolt among enslaved East Africans at the mouth of the __________ River between 868 and 883 led to the suppression of large-scale agricultural slavery in the region.
a. Nile.
b. Congo.
c. Tigris.
d. Zambezi.
c. Tigris.
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Shakespeare's plays were first performed during the reign of which English ruler?
A) Elizabeth I B) Charles I C) Henry VII D) Mary Stuart E) Oliver Cromwell
The Quebec Act was especially unpopular in the American colonies because it did all of the following except it
a. aroused anti-Catholic sentiment among Protestant American colonists who feared the act's extension of Catholic influence in North America. b. potentially undermined the asserted democratic rights and institutions of American colonists, including the right to jury trials and the election of representative assemblies, throughout North America, not merely in Quebec. c. denied French colonists in Quebec and the Ohio River Valley the right to retain many of their old customs and institutions. d. alarmed land speculators, who saw a huge area in the Ohio River Valley snatched from their grasp. e. was regarded as an unjustified political reaction by the British authorities to the unrest in Boston.
Germany forced the French to sign a treaty creating a pro-German French regime known as "Vichy France."
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Why were children as young as seven years old used as factory labor?
a) Children were seen as more malleable than adults, making factory discipline easier to impose, and they could be paid lower wages. b) Factory owners never cared who worked for them or under what conditions. Consider This: If an entire family worked, they could make a living wage with a little left over. See 7.6: Narrative: Children’s Work. c) Religious teachers insisted that children enjoyed the rigorous conditions in the factories. Consider This: If an entire family worked, they could make a living wage with a little left over. See 7.6: Narrative: Children’s Work. d) For children, especially for orphans, working in factories gave them some semblance of a normal family life. Consider This: If an entire family worked, they could make a living wage with a little left over. See 7.6: Narrative: Children’s Work.