The _____ was the biological crossover of agricultural products, domesticated animals, and microbial diseases from Europe to the New World and vice versa
A) Renaissance
B) Line of Demarcation
C) Reformation
D) price revolution
E) Columbian Exchange
E
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Which of these was not a result of Argentina's experience with neoliberalism in the 1990s?
A) growing inequality and violent popular opposition from groups like the piqueteros. B) increased poverty, unemployment, and political protest. C) a growing popular disdain for politicians and the political process D) the spread of the Zapatista guerrilla insurrection in a remote southern province.
The emergence of advertising and _____ helped create a consumer culture in America's cities
A) wholesale marketing B) national chain stores C) target marketing D) suburban supermarkets E) convenience stores
The settlers of the "Piedmont," the foothills of the Appalachians were more successful than the Tidewater planters
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
In what way might historians consider World War I's after-effects to be a major cause for World War II?
A. The war effort crippled the American military, making it completely unprepared for the Pearl Harbor attacks. B. The financial punishments levied against Germany caused an economic depression that sparked public resentment. C. Sentiment arose in Japan that the Versailles Treaty had deprived it of Pacific territories D. A communist Russia would not form a unified alliance with democratic Western powers.