D : the establishment of joint stock companies seeking to profit from New
World resources
Africa
Algeria
Angola
Anglo-Egyptian Sudan
Basutoland
Bechuanaland
Belgian Congo
British East Africa (Kenya)
British Gold Coast
British Somaliland
Cameroon
Cabinda
Egypt
Eritrea
French Equatorial Africa
Gabun
Middle Congo
Ubangi-Schari
French Somaliland
French West Africa
Dahomey
Guinea
Ivory Coast
Mauretania
Senegal
Upper Senegal and Niger
Gambia
German East Africa
Italian Somaliland
Liberia
Madagascar
Morocco
Portuguese East Africa (Mozambique)
Nigeria
Northern Rhodesia
Nyasaland
Sierra Leone
South Africa
South West Africa (Namibia)
Southern Rhodesia
Togoland
Tripoli
Tunisia
Uganda and Zanzibar
America
Brazil
Canada
Costa Rica
Cuba
Falkland Islands
Guatemala
Haiti
Honduras
Guadeloupe
Newfoundland
Nicaragua
Panama
Philippines
U.S.A
West Indies
Bahamas
Barbados
British Guiana
British Honduras
French Guiana
Grenada
Jamaica
Leeward Islands
St. Lucia
St. Vincent
Trinidad and Tobago
Asia
Aden
Arabia
Bahrein
El Qatar
Kuwait
Trucial Oman
Borneo
Ceylon
China
India
Japan
Persia
Russia
Siam
Singapore
Transcaucasia
Turkey
Australasia and Pacific Islands
Antipodes
Auckland
Austral Islands
Australia
Bismarck Archipelgeo
Bounty
Campbell
Carolina Islands
Chatham Islands
Christmas
Cook Islands
Ducie
Elice Islands
Fanning
Flint
Fiji Islands
Gilbert Islands
Kermadec Islands
Macquarie
Malden
Mariana Islands
Marquesas Islands
Marshal Islands
New Guinea
New Caledonia
New Hebrides
New Zealand
Norfolk
Palau Islands
Palmyra
Paumoto Islands
Pitcairn
Pheonix Islands
Samoa Islands
Solomon Islands
Tokelau Islands
Tonga
Europe
Albania
Austria-Hungary
Belgium
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Estonia
Finland
France
Great Britain
Germany
Greece
ItalySan Marino
Serbia
Turkey
Atlantic Islands
Ascension
Sandwich Islands
South Georgia
St. Helena
Tristan da Cunha
Indian Ocean Islands
Andaman Islands
Cocos Islands
Mauritius
Nicobar Islands
Reunion
SeychellesLatvia
Lithuania
Luxembourg
Malta
Montenegro
Poland
Portugal
Romania
Russia
San Marino
Serbia
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<span>C. Prices of the goods in Europe would not change. Sales in Europe would increase.
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Answer:
A) Settlers rushed to California to find gold.
Explanation:
In the informational text "The Pony Express", the history of the Pony Express is given. The text follows the events that led to the introduction of the Express and then the eventual developments in relaying long-distance messages.
Among the given events, the first thing that happened was the finding of gold in California and the settlers rushing to that place. This was in 1848, after which came to the start of the Pony Express in 1860. This was followed by the completion of the first telegraph line in 1961 and then, in 1869, the train line to California was finished.
Thus, the correct answer is option A.
He was called Akhenaten
He was an ancient Egyptian pharaoh of the 18th Dynasty who ruled for 17 years. He abandoned the traditional polytheistic worship of Egypt and instituted a quasi-monotheistic faith based on Aten. His social and cultural revolutions were rejected and when he left power,the incoming dynasty destroyed any remnants of him from history until the 19th century when his aten city was discovered.