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9966 [12]
3 years ago
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What made Ethiopia unique to the rest of the African kingdoms?

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bekas [8.4K]3 years ago
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the answer is d

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<em>Which of the following was an effect of the Columbian Exchange on population? </em>

A. Millions of people moved to the Americas.

B. Exchanges of food plants decreased populations in various regions.

C. Some populations thrived as they developed resistance to new diseases.

D. Millions of people moved to Europe.

<em>What was an effect of the movement of foods like corn and potatoes from the Western Hemisphere to the Eastern Hemisphere? </em>

A. Foods from the Americas contributed to population growth around the world.

B. Foods from the Americas contributed to a rise in food prices around the world.

C. Foods from Europe did not grow well in the Old World, and famine resulted.

D. Foods from the Americas became widely grown in Africa.

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A. to export manufactured goods to parent countries

B. to import luxuries from parent countries at discounted prices

C. to provide inexpensive resources and raw materials to parent countries

D. to reduce competition and tariffs

<em>Which approach did mercantilists encourage European rulers to take toward natural resources in the American colonies? </em>

A. determine their extent and use them to benefit all native peoples

B. exploit them fully to achieve maximum profit for the parent country

C. use only renewable resources to make profitable parent-country products

D. conserve them to benefit European colonists and future populations

<em>Which of the following circumstances led to Europe’s Commercial Revolution? </em>

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B. Expanding trade spurred investment in guilds and small businesses.

C. Raw materials from the Americas drove down the cost of goods.

D. The use of slave labor encouraged the growth of cottage industries.

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A. Entrepreneurs made sure that no new laws imposed taxes or tariffs on businesses.

B. Entrepreneurs were more interested in investing in agriculture than in global trade.

C. Prices rose as more money, silver, and gold became available.

D. Colonies were forced to import raw materials and export manufactured goods.

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B. Europe had too few people to produce the needed amount of goods.

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D. Europe was too far from Africa and Asia to trade with them.

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A. Slave traders could use Native Americans from forests to enslave.

B. Farmers could use the timber to build houses or sell.

C. Doctors could use new healing herbs found in forests for European patients.

D. Shipbuilders could use forest wood to repair and construct merchant ships.

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