What did New England, New Spain, and New France have in common?
A) They were all frontiers of inclusion.
B) All of them were semi-democratic.
C) They were all places with large slave populations.
D) They all had an official church.
Answer: D
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What will be an ideal response?
Why were the crop failures of the early fourteenth century particularly devastating to Europeans?
A) The population of Europe had tripled between the eleventh and fourteenth centuries. B) Europe had invested heavily in the campaigns of the crusades. C) The population of Europe had doubled between the eleventh and fourteenth centuries. D) Over the centuries, inheritance laws had divided land into parcels too small to support the average family. E) Land was unproductive because people of the Middle Ages had no concept of crop rotation.
Until the 19th century, to what did most Europeans restrict their interest in Africa?
A) missionary activity B) colonization C) trade D) political domination E) exploration
After Canada and Mexico established state-owned radio broadcasting networks:
A) American stations and advertisements dominated both markets. B) many Americans listened to their broadcasts rather than American stations. C) American commercialism rapidly lost influence in the hemisphere. D) their communities quickly diverged from the larger American community.