"Scientific" racism in 19th century Latin America
a. blamed non-whites for economic backwardness.
b. elevated "pure" native Americans over mestizos.
c. justified rule by those born in Spain or Portugal.
d. contributed to the growth of Communist parties.
a
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a. Portuguese control of the oceanic trade. b. an invasion of the Berber Tuaregs. c. destructive rivalries for succession to the mansa's throne. d. disease and white slavers.
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A) ?Euphrates B) ?Nile C) ?Danube D) ?Corinthian E) ?Xerxes
In response to urban congestion, boston and new york built the first?
a. trolley cars b. tunnels c. subway systems d. overpasses