What did Sumerians believe about cities?
a. That kings who ruled strong militaries deserved to control the cities
b. That the city of Ur produced total Mesopotamian disintegration
c. That the gods and goddesses owned the cities
d. That without Hammurabi, Sumerian cities would have fell into moral decay
e. That cities should control the countryside
c
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Why was the Industrial Revolution a surprise to Enlightenment scientists and philosophers?
a) It was largely about changing modes of production involving engineers and inventors, not politicians or intellectuals. b) People were much too distracted by the French Revolution and Napoleon to pay attention. Consider This: The traditional sources of government revenue were land and trade. See 7.1: Unexpected and Unforeseen. c) The government left small-scale manufacturers alone, requiring only that they adhere to mercantilist regulations. Consider This: The traditional sources of government revenue were land and trade. See 7.1: Unexpected and Unforeseen. d) The philosophes believed that the mundane aspects of scientific production were beneath them. Consider This: The traditional sources of government revenue were land and trade. See 7.1: Unexpected and Unforeseen.
When tobacco prices sagged after 1820, ________
A) farmers in the upper South switched over to cotton and rice production B) farmers in the upper South found effective ways to reverse soil depletion C) an internal slave trade emerged from the upper to the lower South D) planters in Virginia and Maryland turned openly to slave breeding as a business E) Virginia and Maryland began exporting slaves to the Caribbean Islands
The international oil organization most responsible for raising petroleum prices in the 1970s was ________
A) ACT UP B) OPEC C) SALT D) SDI E) ERA
What was Hoover's most important institutional response to the depression?
What will be an ideal response?