35. This individual raced against Nikola Tesla to develop a working radio? (Pages 568-569) _____________________________________
___________________ 36. This Scottish-born inventor opened a school to train teachers of the deaf in Boston and later built a device to transmit the human voice through a wire? (Page 562) _ Alexander Graham Bell 37. Adam Smith wrote this groundbreaking piece, which laid the foundation for the modern science of economics? (Pages 446-450) ____________________________________________________ 38. This author wrote about the terrible working and living conditions facing poor industrial workers in Victorian England? (Pages 475-479) ___ Charles Dickens ______ 39. Transatlantic slave trade from Africa to the New World: Pages 493-501 Which statement about the slave trade is most accurate? • Slaves in the European colonies of South America had the highest life expectancy. • British merchants refused to participate in the shipment of slaves to the British colonies. • Only male slaves were sent to the cotton plantations of the American South. • More slaves were sent to work in the sugar fields of the West Indies than anywhere else. 40. This individual was president of the United States when the southern states seceded in 1861? (Page 546) _____ Abraham Lincoln ________ 41. The United States could be described as________________ after the Civil War? (Pages 547-549) 42. European nations were motivated by ____ by a need for raw materials, fuel for new industries, and new markets (places to sell) for finished goods ___ within Asia and Africa in the late 1800s. (Page 573) 43. Charles Williams Siemens influenced the second Industrial Revolution how? (Pages 560-561)_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 44. In 1914, who controlled the shaded areas on the map? (Page 587) France 45. In 1898, which cou
Mycenae is an ancient city located on a small hill between two larger hills on the fertile Argolid Plain in Peloponnese, Greece. The Bronze-age acropolis, or citadel built on a hill, is one of the great cities of the Mycenaean civilization that played a vital role in classical Greek culture
