What is the "nation" referred to in the following quote from a nineteenth-century? "A slowly growing desire of late to treat India equitably, and as a country held in trust. Good intentions. No nation on the face of the earth has ever had the opportunity of achieving such a glorious work as this..."
a. Britain
b. France
c. Germany
d. United States
Answer: a. Britain
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____________________ were low on the social ladder despite becoming increasingly wealthy during the Ming Dynasty
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Which of the following is true about seventeenth-century British North America's consumer culture?
A) ?Status was communicated through traditional signs of prosperity such as houses land and livestock. B) ?Regulations on production lessened the availability of consumer goods. C) ?Titles and rank remained a major marker of status. D) ?Social status was increasingly communicated through the purchase of consumer goods. E) ?Consumer goods were only within the reach of the very wealthy.
The American writer ____ criticized American imperialism
a. John Muir b. Henry David Thoreau c. Edgar Allan Poe d. Walt Whitman e. Mark Twain