India played a key role in the British Empire, largely because of its ________
A) geographic position
B) mineral resources
C) proximity to China
D) tea plantations
A
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A) farmers were no longer required to turn over all of their goods to the state. B) farmers could sell excess crops for profit at a steep tariff after the state took their share. C) private entrepreneurs were allowed to engage in business practices once again. D) the government only held onto public utilities and large industries. E) All of these
The founding of the American colonies by the British was
a. accomplished in a well-planned fashion. b. based on the high-minded aspirations of groups such as the Puritans and the Quakers. c. undertaken by the government in every case. d. undertaken in a haphazard manner. e. rarely undertaken by trading companies or religious groups.
The Church in the 16th century played no role in the creation of a more reliable calendar
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
By V-J Day, government spending had reached ____________________ billion
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word