Most of the people employed to work in the textile mills of Japan were:
Ans: a
a. women
b. former samuari
c. Chinese immigrants
d. African slaves
e. men
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Windmills and watermills
a. were invented in later medieval Europe. b. dated back to Roman times and had long been common in the Islamic world. c. were banned by the pope as the "devil's wheel." d. had little impact in Europe. e. were unknown in China.
By 1914, the Ottoman Empire
A) had lost almost all of its European possessions. B) had undergone major changes after a coup by the Western-educated Young Turks. C) had acquired an elected parliament, in 1908. D) was undermined by secessionist movements within its borders. E) All of these
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a. upheld its treaty commitments and did nothing. b. tried to encourage it to follow a moderate course. c. sent in troops and overthrew it. d. disrupted the country's economy, producing chaos and a military coup.