What grim financial problems did Japan face at the beginning of the nineteenth century?
What will be an ideal response?
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In Spain and Sicily, Christian Europeans encountered philosophical and scientific ideas from what other culture?
a. Japan b. Java c. Zoroastrianism d. Islam e. Viking
For corporations in the 1950s, diversification and conglomeration were
A. innovations not previously characteristic of American firms. B. ways to avoid becoming involved overseas. C. hedges against major recessions. D. keystones of federal economic policies.
George W. Plunkitt
a. was a leading Mugwump. b. as a Democrat supported Benjamin Harrison. c. provided insights into the nature of urban politics and its relation to poverty. d. served as New York City mayor for seven years.
An accurate definition of the term serf is
A. the class of free peasants that roamed Europe in search of arable land following the end of the western Roman empire. B. the European peasantry that labored for wealthy landowners and remained bound to a particular aristocratic family or estate from generation to generation. C. the Germanic word for slave employed commonly after the collapse of the western Roman empire. D. the class of western European aristocrats that came to power after the collapse of the western Roman empire.