If the Americas had not existed, European traders would have probably
a. taken a presumably larger part in Asia's trade.
b. had no more of a role in Asian trade than they had previously.
c. only focused on developing their trade within Europe.
d. probably only expanded trade links to Africa.
a
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A. alliance. B. nonrecognition. C. containment. D. conflict.
The First Triumvirate:
A. was a complete failure. B. was a governing alliance between three natural enemies. C. was created by the Senate to prevent individual leaders from gaining power. D. blocked Caesar's rise to power. E. helped stabilize the Roman economy.
The Protestant Dutch in New Netherland
A) ?placed a high priority in converting Indians to Christianity. B) ?had no tension with natives over the issue of land. C) ?exploited natives for labor much as the Spaniards had done. D) ?demanded that the Indians follow Dutch laws and become members of Dutch colonial society. E) ?were more concerned with their own salvation than with converting natives to Christianity.
According to Buddhist teachings, a person might free him/herself from suffering by
A. using one's wealth or influence to help others. B. rejecting the lesser deities of Brahmanism. C. closely following the social rules of Brahmanism. D. rejecting earthly pleasures and living an ascetic life.