By the time he died, Andrew Carnegie had __________.
A. been reduced to poverty
B. given away his massive personal fortune
C. served as an advisor to five presidents
D. fallen into public disgrace
Answer: B
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Answer:
Lack of technical knowledge hampered industrialization on the continent until the early twentieth century
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
In preindustrial Europe, the economy of a household that developed on farms, in artisans' workshops, and in small merchants' shops was known as the ________ economy
A. household B. domestic C. family D. merchant E. private
What was the worst catastrophe that struck Europe in the fourteenth century?
A) The Black Death B) Babylonian Captivity C) The Hundred Years' War D) The Great Schism E) The Crisis of confidence