Discuss the beliefs of the Quakers and how they affected the social and economic development of Pennsylvania.
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A) slave labor of non-Japanese workers. B) 100,000 Korean women forced to become sex slaves for Japanese troops. C) liberation of Asian peoples from western imperialism. D) brutal treatment of prisoners of war. E) a mercantalist economy run by Japan.
Who was entitled to immortality in Egypt?
A) Everyone was entitled to immortality, provided they paid for their sins. B) Only the pharaoh and his royal bloodline were entitled to immortality once they were mummified (preserved for the afterlife). C) Every person possessed a supernatural life force that persisted after death and if their soul was innocent, they could pass on to the afterlife with their preserved body. D) The pharaoh and all of his administrators, priests, and scribes were eligible for transcendence into the afterlife if mummified. E) Since the pharaoh was divine, he was guaranteed immortality regardless of mummification. He was the only one.
What effect did the English Civil War and the Restoration have on the American colonies?
a. The conflict spilled over into the colonies, causing widespread bloodshed until the Restoration restored colonial peace. b. The turmoil in England had no effect whatsoever in America. c. The Spanish tried to take advantage of England´s descent into civil war to take over the English colonies in North America, but they were repelled by Oliver Cromwell. d. The Civil War interrupted colonization, but the Restoration saw colonizing activity in America resume with new vigor and closer royal involvement. e. Oliver Cromwell´s reign as Lord Protector saw religious tolerance firmly established throughout the colonies.
The growth of the Atlantic slave trade was driven by demand for the products of the Americas in __________
A) Europe B) North Africa C) Asia D) The Middle East