The administrative system of eighteenth-century France before the Revolution
a. included overlapping systems of Roman and feudal law.
b. was administered by competent officials selected by merit.
c. utilized a standard system of weights and measures to facilitate trade.
d. prompted the admiration of the philosophes.
e. had an efficient judicial system.
a
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A) Poland. B) Iran. C) Austria. D) Greece.
Nineteenth-century European empires tended to be __________ compared to the transatlantic empires of the past.
A. more Protestant B. more Catholic C. less open to missionary work D. guided by Calvinist belief
Which of the following countries was not considered "First World" in 1950?
a. The United States b. Canada c. Brazil d. Germany e. Britain
Which of the following were problems faced by Soviet Communism in the 1980s?
a. Incompetent bureaucracy b. Wasteful, incompetent military c. Pollution d. Class divisions e. All of the above