If the plague of fourteenth-century Europe was a version of Yersinia pestis, what explains its spread to Europe?
A) global shifts in climate
B) migrations from the Russian steppe
C) migrations from Africa
D) the return of the crusaders
E) exploration of the New World
Answer: A
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Which European nation began the Atlantic slave trade?
What will be an ideal response?
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James Cook is a best known as a(n) ________
A) explorer B) botanist C) conquistador D) settler
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The Jesuits were taking advantage of the new maritime connections and traveled to which of the following?
a. China. b. Brazil. c. the Mississippi River Valley. d. Quebec. e. All of the answers are correct.
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