In Mesopotamian city-states, the city was a place of ________, while the countryside was a place of ________
A) peace; warfare
B)consumption; production
C)chaos; order
D) royal power; priestly power
B
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A. their rapid population growth B. the devastation of the Napoleonic wars C. diseases carried from the American colonies D. the decline of the early industrial economy
Which company sponsored a competition to build a locomotive?
A) Josiah Wedgwood and Son B) Thomas Cook & Son C) Proprietors of the Invention for Raising Water by Fire D) Liverpool & Manchester Railway
How did the U.S. president justify his intervention in the Pullman Strike of 1894?
a. All strikes were, by definition, illegal. b. The strike was a threat to national security. c. The strike had been started by foreign agitators. d. The strike obstructed delivery of the mail.
Pulque was:
a. A king who had been mummified by the Incas. b. A Quechua term for a household with an ancestral lineage. c. The ceremonial removal of a victim's heart by an Aztec priest. d. A fermented drink made from the pulp of the maguey plant.