How did Glasnost and Perestroika benefit the satellite states?
A) They were able to enact their own governmental agencies to reform the economy at their own pace instead of one dictated by the former Soviet Union.
B) The non-violent movements against the communist regimes were not suppressed and control was reasserted.
C) There was a policy of non-interference in economic affairs.
D) None of these
E) All of these
E
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Why was travel by sea a better alternative to roads and highways?
a) Sea voyages were usually faster and more comfortable than traveling overland, and tariffs were only due at the port of arrival. b) Ship travel actually was worse than highway travel due to the high tolls charged by pirates along the sea route. Consider This: Technologically advanced full-rigged sailing ships just coming into use could average 40 miles a day. See 1.3: Groping in the Dark. c) Frequent storms and high winds made traversing Europe by land impossible during most of the year. Consider This: Technologically advanced full-rigged sailing ships just coming into use could average 40 miles a day. See 1.3: Groping in the Dark. d) Navigating by land was more difficult because there were few road maps available. Consider This: Technologically advanced full-rigged sailing ships just coming into use could average 40 miles a day. See 1.3: Groping in the Dark.
In general, borrowing from China resulted in ________ for Japanese women
A) fewer cultural outlets B) a loss of opportunities C) improved status D) more legal protections
Sapolsky argues that the dichotomy between ____________ is false.
a. nature and nurture b. biological influences and environmental influences c. intrinsic factors and extrinsic factors d. all of the above
When you are selecting evidence to support your speech claims, you should make sure that _______
A) the evidence comes from a well-respected source B) the evidence is recent C) the evidence will be persuasive with this audience D) all of the above