By the eighteenth century, ____ had replaced ____ as the cloth of choice for most Japanese
a. silk and leather
b. silk and wool
c. wool and cotton
d. silk and cotton
e. cotton and hemp
e
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Which of the following was true of Buddhism?
A) It rejected the idea of suffering. B) It built upon Vedic Hinduism. C) It was restricted to the upper class. D) It began as a revolt against the emptiness of Vedic ritualism. E) It was a way for the upper class to control the lower classes.
To counter the fall in prices and demand during the 1920s, most staple-crop farmers
A) increased their production. B) let their fields remain fallow. C) switched to dairy farming. D) started growing wheat and corn.
When he assumed office in 1961, which economic strategy did President Kennedy employ to try to stimulate the sluggish national economy?
(A) A massive foreign-aid program (B) Large-scale government spending programs (C) A general tax cut (D) Reducing expenditures on the space program (E) Raising tariffs on imported goods
Which statement gives the best evidence for the need for Federalism in the late eighteenth century?
a. Native American tribes were staging attacks on small towns. b. The United States' national debt had grown out of control. c. Foreign investors were not interested in American industry.