In what ways did colonies contribute to the process of industrialization in Britain?
a. They furnished raw materials for manufacturers, but were too poor to buy British manufactured goods.
b. They bought British manufactured goods only.
c. They provided labor in offshore sweatshops.
d. They furnished raw materials for manufacturers and provided a market for British manufactured goods.
d
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A) workingmen's organizations B) veteran's organizations C) fraternal societies D) craft guilds
Humanists scorned the language of the Greek and Roman authors and early church fathers, preferring the writing style of the scholastic theologians.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
What event signaled that the Nazi-Soviet nonaggression pact was no longer going to be honored?
A. the Soviet Union's invasion of German-occupied Yugoslavia B. the buildup of both Nazi and Soviet forces along the pact's DMZ line C. Germany's invasion of the Soviet Union D. the "sunset" provision of the nonaggression pact
Senator Gerald Nye charged that __________ were responsible for American intervention in World War I.
a. bankers and munitions dealers b. American Jews c. the Republicans d. the Democrats