In the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries, __________ was the world leader in textile production

A) Spain
B) the United States
C) France
D) Britain


Answer: D

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Maria was in a car accident. When thinking about the event, she concludes that she is an accident-prone person and will probably have more car accidents and other accidents in the future. According to hopelessness theory, Maria ______.

A. is not vulnerable to depression B. has a negative cognitive style C. is taking appropriate responsibility for her actions D. is ruminating on the event

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Explain the struggle between craft unions and industrial unions during the New Deal era. What was the outcome of this struggle?

What will be an ideal response?

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