Which of the following describes the Japanese government's policy regarding forests in the late seventeenth century?
a. They used an increasing amount of timber for fuel.
b. They sent surplus amounts of timber to European markets.
c. They adopted policies to conserve and replant forests.
d. They tried to use their timber in new ways, such as in furniture production and musical instruments.
a
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In the years from 1865 to 1900, middle-class men in America enjoyed
A) fewer career opportunities in the professions. B) greater job opportunities. C) greater opportunities as doctors and lawyers but not as engineers and architects. D) few educational opportunities.
Between 220 and 589, ____ ruled China
a. the Han dynasty b. no dynasty c. the Tang dynasty d. the Sui dynasty e. the Qin dynasty
Akbar’s successor was Shah Jahan.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
The initial growth of Teotihuacán was likely prompted by
A. a drought that forced people from the countryside to seek food and supplies in the city. B. the discovery of vast gold deposits in the region surrounding the city. C. a volcanic eruption that forced large numbers of people to flee their homes and resettle in the city. D. the rise of a great military, which brought in many prisoners of war to the city.