The Navigation Acts helped spur a decade of warfare between England and __________
A) France
B) Holland
C) Spain
D) Portugal
B
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The first European to round the Cape of Good Hope and proceed onward to India was
A. Vasco de Gama. B. Christopher Columbus. C. Ferdinand Magellan. D. Pedro Alvarez Cabral.
The Smoot-Hawley bill
a. dropped tariffs by more than half. b. provided relief for many who were suffering. c. increased international trade. d. raised tariffs to the highest level in American history.
Which best describes the change in colonial warfare during the eighteenth century?
a. Rather than fight off Native Americans, the colonists found that their main enemies were colonists from other regions of the country. b. Rather than participate in European wars, the colonists were forced to battle against Native Americans. c. Instead of the threat from hostile Native Americans, the colonists faced threats from African American slaves. d. Instead of facing threats from Native Americans and African American slaves, the colonists were forced to fight against Spanish forces. e. Instead of being involved in local wars with Native Americans, the colonists became involved with the wars between Britain and France.
According to a study published in 2014, the skeletal remains of “Naia”, found in an underwater cave in the Yucatán Peninsula, give strong evidence for the notion that:
a. Water once covered the entirety of modern Mexico and humans had adapted to these conditions. b. Early Amerindian cultures practiced human sacrifice. c. Cro-Magnon peoples had emigrated to the Americas carried by favorable winds across the Atlantic Ocean. d. Members from one single, genetically uniform population populated the Americas from at least 16,000 years ago.