How was the United States different from European industrializing nations in the late nineteenth century?
a. The United States did not have a major political party explicitly committed to the cause of labor.
b. The United States did not have access to the quantity of raw materials available to European countries.
c. The United States did not have the level of technology innovation as other industrializing nations.
d. The United States did not have the level of available capital compared to the capital available to European corporations.
a. The United States did not have a major political party explicitly committed to the cause of labor.
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A) be much like the American Civil War in length. B) be an exciting, emotional release from the otherwise dull and boring existence of mass society. C) last for years and create a rousing state of perpetual heroics as proclaimed by Nietzsche in his writings on the "superman." D) ultimately bring about the unification of Europe in one centralized and highly militarized government. E) result in a new balance of power throughout all of Western civilization.
At the outbreak of the French and Indian War, new political alliances formed in Europe, including between __________.
A. Prussia and Austria B. Great Britain and Austria C. France and Great Britain D. France and Austria
The treaty that ended the American Revolutionary War was signed in
A) ?Yorktown. B) ?Philadelphia. C) ?Paris. D) ?London. E) ?Boston.
The 1662 slave codes in Virginia are significant because they
a. restricted the number of slaves that could be imported into the colony. b. established a legal difference between servants and slaves based on race. c. established curfews and prohibited slaves from moving freely about the colony. d. outlined the conditions under which slaves could obtain their freedom. e. made slaves and indentured servants of equal status under the law.