What "forces of division" were operating in the British colonies during the first half of the eighteenth century? Discuss with specific reference to at least two of the following areas: immigration, the backcountry, boundary disputes, and seaport towns.
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The African Union, formed in 2000, has how many member states?
Ans: e
How did the Dutch gain control of Java?
a. Massive emigration from the Netherlands to Indonesia gave the Dutch a demographic advantage. b. Rapid industrialization and urbanization allowed for management of the majority of the population at work and at home. c. Shrewd exploitation of existing political divisions on the land resulted in territorial concessions. d. Supremacy in military technology resulted in direct rule after an initial period of warfare. e. Crucial help from the Chinese navy broke the back of the indigenous Javanese rulers.
Significant accomplishments of the new democratic constitution in 1988 included
A) guarantee of civil rights such as freedom of speech, assembly, and press. B) vigorous enforcement of an agrarian law providing for distribution of land to the landless. C) success in the fight against inflation. D) a reduction of Brazil's foreign debt by half.
Which of the following is not one of the rights the Bill of Rights guarantees?
a. the right to a trial by jury b. the right to an education c. the right to freedom of speech d. the right to bear arms