What did American Tories believe?
A) They believed separation from Britain was an illegal act that would ignite an unnecessary war.
B) They believed Parliament had the right to tax the colonies.
C) They believed only independence could preserve the colonists' constitutional rights.
D) They believed loyal support for Lord North was the surest way to achieve a military victory.
E) They believed the king, not Parliament, was responsible for the problems facing the colonies.
A
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From the Nara period to the nineteenth century, most histories of Japan were written in
a. Japanese. c. Altaic. b. Chinese. d. Cantonese.
The huge postwar baby boom reached its peak in the
a. late 1940s. b. early 1950s. c. late 1950s. d. mid-1960s. e. early 1970s.
What is the difference between vertical integration and horizontal integration?
A) Andrew Carnegie deemed vertical integration unethical whereas he endorsed horizontal integration. B) The focus of horizontal integration is on controlling raw materials whereas the focus of vertical integration is on the finished product. C) Companies employing horizontal integration generally follow fair labor practices whereas those employing vertical integration typically exploit their workers. D) Vertical integration involves control of all phases of production whereas horizontal integration involves buying out rival companies producing the same product. E) Vertical integration involves the abuse of conventional ethnics whereas horizontal integration is illegal.
Most fiction and nonfiction writers in the first part of the mid-nineteenth century
a. wrote for the new magazines b. used themes from the nation's past c. supported abolition d. were social critics e. were "yellow journalists"