Adam Smith's Wealth of Nations was based on the ideas of ______________.
A. the Bible
B. Candide
C. the Physiocrats
D. mercantilism
E. Denis Diderot
Answer: D
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President Harding's foreign policy can best be characterized by which of the following statements?
A) Harding wanted the United States to isolate itself from all foreign affairs. B) Harding wanted to use dollars and disarmament to secure peace. C) Harding wanted to avoid war with European nations by ramping up defense. D) Harding wanted to end the Open Door Policy to prevent armed conflict. E) Harding believed that Germany needed to make reparations to avoid future wars.
Which revolt demonstrated the double-edged sword quality of the "principle of intervention"?
a. The Greek Revolt b. Independence movements in Latin America c. The July Revolution of 1830 in France d. The Corn Law revolt of 1815 e. The revolt against Nicholas' police state
Some political figures embraced Protestantism because
a. it challenged the established power of the Catholic Church and the Holy Roman Emperor. b. Catholicism limited economic opportunities. c. Protestant leaders promised to support political leaders in their struggles for greater power. d. Protestantism emphasized literacy for the masses, which would stimulate democracy.
Which product is correctly paired with its region of origin?
A. maize: Mexico B. obsidian: Great Lakes C. copper: Appalachians D. mica: Rocky Mountains