The development of "three sister" farming on the southeast Atlantic seaboard
a. led to the dominance of the potato.
b. enabled the Anasazis to prosper.
c. ultimately failed to produce adequate amounts of food.
d. was attributed to three young women of the Cherokee peoples.
e. produced a rich diet that led to high population densities.
e
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a. new concepts about the role of government in society. b. reforms in government policies and institutions. c. political activism, to enact change in the way government functions in society. d. All of the above are part of the definition of this term.
__________ became the first billion-dollar company
a. Thomson Steel Works b. Standard Oil c. Westinghouse d. U.S. Steel e. American Telephone and Telegraph
After the Iroquois confederacy repudiated the 1784 Treaty of Fort Stanwix, a. Congress formally recognized the Iroquois Confederacy as sovereign in the Northwest Territory. b. Congress allowed the Creeks to retain their ancestral lands if they would ally with the United States againstthe Iroquois Confederacy
c. New York State began to purchase large tracts of land from individual Iroquois nations, thus reducing theConfederacy by 1790 to a few scattered reservations. d. Congress declared war on the Confederacy and confiscated all its lands.
The Smoot-Hawley tariff of 1930 was
a. a tax on raw materials for industrialization. b. a means to supply the USSR with machines for the Lend-Lease program. c. an economic embargo imposed by the European Allies against German imports in retaliation for suspension of reparations payments. d. a protective tariff on imported goods applied by the United States to stimulate the domestic economy. e. a plan to tax participants in the League of Nations to pay for rebuilding the European economy.