The chief opponents of Carthaginian power in the Mediterranean Sea were ________
a. Romans and Greeks
b. Moroccans and Spaniards
c. Israelites and Egyptians
d. Greeks and Persians
e. Tunisians and Libyans
ANSWER:
a
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The two strongest states in the German Confederation were:
A. Schleswig and Holstein. B. Hesse and Bavaria. C. Austria and Prussia. D. Bremen and Brandenberg. E. Austria and Alsace.
The Treaty of Locarno
a. guaranteed the new German borders with Poland and Czechoslovakia in the east. b. guaranteed the new German borders with Belgium and France in the west. c. achieved significant disarmament in Europe for the first time in seventy-five years. d. allowed the Soviet Union to join the League of Nations. e. was a secret military alliance between Germany and the Soviet Union.
Thomas Hobbes
A) felt that humans were suited best to be in a pristine state of nature, without government interference. B) stated that human nature was animalistic, and needed a strong government to maintain social order. C) was a firm believer in democracy. D) said that the best form of government was a theocracy. E) argued in favor of revolution when the ruler violated religious doctrines.
The increase of wealthy colonists and the flood of new luxury goods to the American colonies was most impacted by __________
A) greater reliance on goods traded with Indians B) the self-sufficiency developed by American colonists C) expanded trade with the British empire D) the greater role American colonial assemblies took in developing trade policies