When Denis Diderot wrote about manufacturing in the Encyclopédie, what did he have in mind?
a) artisan workshops
b) large-scale factories
Consider This: Enlightenment writers and politicians were more concerned with land and trade. See 7.1: Unexpected and Unforeseen.
c) individual crafts
Consider This: Enlightenment writers and politicians were more concerned with land and trade. See 7.1: Unexpected and Unforeseen.
d) a putting-out system
Consider This: Enlightenment writers and politicians were more concerned with land and trade. See 7.1: Unexpected and Unforeseen.
a) artisan workshops
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A) The plantation slaves, although numerous, were prevented from fighting. B) The colonial Brazilians had plenty of experience with self-governance. C) Brazil, by choice, operated as a constructional monarchy for much of the 19th century. D) The Brazilian criollos were more interested in fiestas than in politics. E) The British intervened and stopped the budding revolution.
Examine the section from the Rig Veda on the division of Purusha (see Textbook: Sources from the Past: The Rig Veda on the Origin of the Castes). What does this tell us about the creation and nature of the different castes? How does the excerpt from the Rig Veda reflect the importance of the caste system in ancient India? How did this original concept change over the centuries?
What will be an ideal response?
Why did the Yamasee Indians attempt to force the British out of South Carolina?
What will be an ideal response?
According to the Gospels, what did Jesus do that made the Jewish and Roman authorities target him as an enemy?
A) He established the Sanhedrin. B) He destroyed the Temple of Jerusalem. C) He took the title of High Priest. D) He claimed to be the messiah.