Japanese women of aristocratic rank during the fourteenth century
a. became freer because of the stability of the times.
b. saw marriage customs change to their detriment.
c. began writing fiction, a sign of their increased opportunity for education.
d. were transformed because of their ability to hold their own property separately from their husbands.
b
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a. move from iron to steel tracks. b. adoption of knuckle couplers c. use of automatic signals. d. introduction of air brakes. e. switch from the open-hearth to the Bessemer process in steel mills.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
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William Walker sought to __________
A) set himself up as the president of Nicaragua B) spark a slave uprising in Virginia C) corner the world cotton market D) assassinate President Polk
An important source of food for Europe was fish, which were caught in greatest abundance
A) in Newfoundland?s Grand Banks. B) off Africa?s south Atlantic coast. C) in the Caribbean Sea. D) in the Indian Ocean. E) in the north Atlantic near Iceland.