The Fugger dynasty was an example of
A) industrial capitalism.
B) mercantile capitalism.
C) financial capitalism.
D) globalized capitalism.
Answer: B) mercantile capitalism.
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Consequentialism
a. is best represented by Ross's theory of ethics. b. states that sometimes the consequences of our actions can be morally relevant. c. states that the moral rightness of an action is determined solely by its results. d. differs from nonconsequentialism because nonconsequentialism denies that consequences have any moral significance.
A distinction that plays an important part in Coady's discussion is the distinction between
a. civil wars and wars between nations. b. declared wars and proxy wars ("hot" and "cold" wars). c. combatants and non-combatants. d. rationalist and nonrationalist ethical theories. e. relativist and absolutist ethical views.
Guru Nanak’s movement drew on the devotional movement of Hindus and Muslims in northern India known as:
a. Gurmat. b. Panth. c. Sant. d. Bhakti.
The claim "Either my team will win their next game or they won't" is an example of
A. a logically necessary truth and a priori knowledge. B. a logically necessary truth and a posteriori knowledge. C. factual information about the world and a posteriori knowledge. D. empirical knowledge.