What was the name of the domestic system of industrial production in Flanders and England?
a. Manorial system
b. Cottage industry
c. Mercantile system
d. Free-market capitalism
e. Infant capitalism
b
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The Indian Civil Service was
a. staffed largely by Indians. b. abolished after the Sepoy Rebellion of 1857. c. widely recruited those who could speak multiple Indian languages and English. d. theoretically open to all, but actually excluded Indians. e. based on the Confucian system of examinations.
Jefferson's Republican Party
A. appealed to workers in cities and others tied to the commercial economy. B. appealed to fears of commerce and governmental power. C. sought to overturn the federal system and restore a unitary central government. D. articulated a conceptual framework that understood both the party in power and the loyal opposition as legitimate.
How did the Neutrality Act of 1935 treat the sale of munitions?
A) It banned their sale to all countries except when the president should proclaim that a state of war existed. B) It limited their sale to only Great Britain and France, because they had repaid their loans from the Great War. C) It approved of their sale to those nations "protected" by the Monroe Doctrine. D) It forbade their sale to all belligerents whenever the president should proclaim that a state of war existed.
Rome's army most closely resembled the army of which other territory?
A. the Etruscans B. the Achaemenid empire C. the Greek city-states D. Egypt