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What alternative paths could industrializing nations follow, One of imperia...

One of imperialism's most virulent detractors was the British economist John Hobson (1858-1940). Having observed British imperial rule in South Africa, Hobson became an early crit

Congressional Recontruction, Under Congressional Reconstruction in order to...

Under Congressional Reconstruction in order to protect the former slaves and the new governments of the south, Congress ? A.relied on the good faith of white southerners B.the sout

Compare the early exploration efforts of france, Compare the early explorat...

Compare the early exploration efforts of France, Spain, and England. What event in Europe most precipitated the drive to cross the Atlantic? Why?

Which of the following statements about slave work, which of the following ...

which of the following statements about slave work is FALSE? a. field hand was the predominant occupation od both male and female slaves b. some slaves on larger plantations learne

Social and economic ladder, In the second half of the seventeenth century i...

In the second half of the seventeenth century indentured servants found it easy to move up the social and economic ladder

Social and political connections, As women joined the workplace and began m...

As women joined the workplace and began making social and political connections, they typically supported Peace Movements and worked to institute Child Labor Laws to protect childr

Define pre and post-colonial information about culture, Explain the summary...

Explain the summary of the region you researched( South Africa ),What is the pre- and post-colonial information about culture, economy, use of natural resources, and the overall im

Compare manet''s olympia to millais''s ophelia, Compare Manet's Olympia to ...

Compare Manet's Olympia to Millais's Ophelia. Discuss how each work represents the artist and his period?

Word democracy, The word democracy comes from two Greek Words: demos (the p...

The word democracy comes from two Greek Words: demos (the people) and kratos (authority or pwer) a. true b. false