The Fourteen Points reflected the objectives of the leader of which country?
A) Britain
B) France
C) Germany
D) United States
Answer: D
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In the Roman church:
A. the local cathedral became the center of urban life. B. cathedrals were not overly important. C. the local bishop lost power to the Pope. D. the Pope lost control of Rome to the emperors. E. all of these answers.
The greatest achievement of détente was
a. the split between China and the Soviet Union as allies. b. the end of the Vietnam War. c. creation of the European Economic Community. d. SALT. e. Richard Nixon's trip to China.
The Austronesian-speaking peoples became the first human settlers on which large island off the east African coast?
A. Sri Lanka B. Easter Island C. Sicily D. New Guinea E. Madagascar
Examine the philosophy of Adam Smith in An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations, excerpted in the text (see Textbook: Sources from the Past: Adam Smith on the Capitalist Market). Was it typical of the thinkers from this period? What was the heart of his philosophy? How influential was Smith's thought? Why was it so revolutionary?
What will be an ideal response?