Compact theory has had little impact on the states' rights arguments
a. True
b. False
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
False
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What will be an ideal response?
After winning its freedom from Mexico in 1836, Texas's economic landscape could be best described as _____
a. poor, rural, and agricultural b. rich and plentiful with the immediate discovery of oil. c. diversified with the development of computers and various petrochemicals d. rich and plentiful with the advent of NASA during the 1830s e. none of these
A zero-sum game refers to the situation in which
a. one state can gain only at the expense of another. b. both states can gain at the same time. c. neither state can gain and both will lose. d. both states can cooperate with one another.
During the later historical period of European expansion, 1600s to early 1900s,
a. the Portuguese and Spanish led in making new discoveries. b. colonial possessions covered almost all of Africa. c. new technologies improved sailing ships and navigation. d. industrialization made trade in natural resources less important. e. North and South America were discovered.