In order to profit from increased farm productivity, landlords
A) moved to cities and became food merchants.
B) formed cooperatives with the peasants.
C) took over village common lands for sheep and cattle raising.
D) improved roads and took charge of transporting cash crops.
E) treated land in a speculative manner.
Ans: C
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A) 190 million B) 150 million C) 60 million D) 80 million E) 100 million
Tiwanaku was able to support a large population because
a. farming animals were used. b. metal tools were used. c. of the development of a raised-field system. d. of the development of a high yield maize. e. agricultural slave labor was used.
The main diplomatic challenge facing James Monroe in 1820 was ________
A) the continuing threat of English intervention in the United States B) the development of trading rights with Latin America C) establishing friendly relations with France D) responding to the revolt of Spain’s Latin American colonies E) the “Native American problem”
During the war, women in the North and South
A) took jobs in mills that were previously held by men. B) served as nurses and Sanitary Commission workers. C) gained jobs in federal offices. D) All of these choices E) None of these choices