During the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, Japan was the world's leading producer of
a. porcelain.
b. pepper.
c. silver.
d. rhubarb.
c
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
President Truman decided to use the atomic bomb on Japan
A) as a way of gaining diplomatic leverage against the Soviet Union. B) after rejecting advice to demonstrate the power of the bomb at a neutral site. C) because he was convinced it would save American lives. D) All of the above.
Stephen F. Austin and his hand-picked fellow colonists in Texas agreed to Mexican terms that they __________.
A. sever all economic ties with the United States B. bring no slaves into Mexican territory C. become Mexican citizens and accept the Catholic faith D. pledge loyalty to the Mexican government
Among the internal problems of Japan in the early 1800s were
a. Impoverishment of the samurai b. Social disorder c. Higher taxation d. Peasant revolts e. All of the above