The foraging cultures were
a. almost indistinguishable from one another.
b. as different from one another as those of later societies.
c. very different from one another, but less so than those of later societies.
d. successful only in places with ecosystems that humans could easily dominate.
c
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a. Missouri residents crossed the border to vote illegally. b. Most settlers did not bother to vote. c. Antislavery settlers were prevented from voting. d. The vast majority of settlers in Kansas supported slavery.
Which of these played the same role in early American civilizations as barley did in Mesopotamian culture?
A) squash B) potatoes C) maize D) millet
Which of the following is NOT true of settlement houses?
A) They were reform communities run by college-educated women. B) They were in the midst of the neighborhoods they were trying to help. C) They were progressives but were often anti-immigrant. D) They combined moral and social appeal.
Industrialization expanded the need for raw materials, especially cotton from Egypt and
a. Peru. b. Japan. c. Siberia. d. India. e. Spain.