Although Parliament, in an attempt to protect the wool industry, placed a high tariff on Indian cotton goods, British entrepreneurs found a way around this by
a. shipping Indian cotton to other ports and then shipping it to England.
b. importing raw cotton.
c. developing factories in India.
d. buying cotton goods from China.
e. buying raw cotton from Mexico.
b
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The occupation of Japan after World War II
a. was constructive and led to the reconstruction of the Japanese economy. b. was harsh and vindictive. c. soured the Japanese on democratic ideas. d. reinvigorated the Japanese faith in militarism.
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a. made the transition to adolescence easy for most children. b. increased the importance of the peer group in socializing children. c. made children more accepting of their parents. d. reduced the self-esteem of most children.
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