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- Q 1/14Score 0How did England's desire to expand its empire affect the global economy?29England achieved its global empire by becoming the leading exporter of finished goods worldwide.England colonized various territories and regions around the world.England transformed the international arts by selling many plays and dramas about its dreams for an empire.England exploited its natural resources to win the global competition for land on all continents.
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- Q1How did England's desire to expand its empire affect the global economy?England achieved its global empire by becoming the leading exporter of finished goods worldwide.England colonized various territories and regions around the world.England transformed the international arts by selling many plays and dramas about its dreams for an empire.England exploited its natural resources to win the global competition for land on all continents.60s7.H.2.1
- Q2How did the opening of the Panama Canal change global trade and interaction?It led to peace in Central America.It made shipping U.S. goods to new markets more efficient.It increased the costs of trading between distant nations.It gave the Spanish control of Latin American trade.60s7.H.2.3
- Q3How does raising the price of crude oil in global markets affect national economies?National economies must either increase or stabilize prices for oil products through available means.National economies must decrease or eliminate government expenditures on essential goods and services.National economies must increase funding for alternative fuels.National economies must decrease spending on oil-based products.60s7.E.1.2
- Q4Which concept of the Enlightenment would the passage most likely support?Truth can be discovered through reasoning and logic.What is natural is also reasonable.Humankind can and should improve over time.People have a right to equality and freedom.60s7.C&G.1.1
- Q5What does the document promote for women concerning marriage?Women will have sole custody of children in the case of divorce.Women have no rights when it comes to marriage.Women must obey their husbands.Women will freely decide who they shall marry.60s7.C&G.1.1
- Q6Which is a likely result of the building of the Chunnel?greater trade and travel between England and other European countriesEuropean use of the British pound as a standard for tradeconflict between England and other European countries over trade rightsdecreased value of the European Union′s currency60s7.G.1.1
- Q7Which has been a major factor in revolutions, such as that of the French in 1789, the Chinese in 1949, and the Iranians in 1979?a policy of religious tolerationa growing populationa weak or corrupt governmenta new, advanced technology60s7.C&G.1.4
- Q8Germany, a European nation, has a legal system based on secular (nonreligious) law. Iran, a Middle Eastern country, has a legal system that mixes secular and religious laws. Which statement compares the legal systems of Germany and Iran?Religion has a greater influence on Germany's legal system than on Iran's legal system.Both Germany's and Iran's legal systems are founded on religious principles.Religion has a greater influence on Iran's legal system than on Germany's legal system.Both Germany's and Iran's legal systems are founded on nonreligious principles.60s7.C&G.1.4
- Q9During the Italian Renaissance, artists and thinkers rediscovered classical knowledge and art. As part of that process some artists, particularly Leonardo da Vinci, began to challenge the explanations for the natural world offered by the Church. How did Renaissance art influence modern society?Artists lost importance once they began to challenge social norms.Monarchs became the only people who could gain access to knowledge.Art became the only way through which to question society.Intellectuals began to explore scientific explanations for the world.60s7.C.1.2
- Q10What can be concluded from the information?Making a profit is very important in traditional economies.Central government is weakest in command economies.Economic freedom is most practiced in market economies.Global competition is important in all three economies.60s7.E.1.3
- Q11Paying bills when they become due helps to improve a person's credit score. How does having a good credit score affect the quality of life for consumers?People who do not maintain good credit scores are unable to get any type of loan.Banks are more likely to loan money to people with good credit scores at lower interest rates.Good credit scores will allow people to invest money and open savings accounts.Maintaining good credit allows people to borrow money from banks at a much higher interest rate.60s7.E.1.4
- Q12Based on the chart above, how would voters MOST LIKELY respond to a climate crisis?Voters for Candidate Y would provide the most support for public and private efforts to solve the problem.Undecided voters would provide the least support for the use of public funds to solve the crisis.Most voters would deny and ignore the crisis, preferring to wait for a natural remedy.A majority of all voters would support candidates who propose solutions.60s7.G.2.2
- Q13Based on the excerpt, what was Mill's perception of colonialism?Colonization benefits both the colonizer and the colonized.Colonization encourages European countries to create democratic governments.Colonization expands the power of European churches.Colonization introduces diseases to Europe that sicken entire populations.60s7.H.2.1
- Q14How did mercantilism encourage European countries to colonize both the Americas and Africa?Europeans wanted new navigational technologies.New labor forces were needed to work large plantations in the New World.Wealthy European merchants wanted to build their own empires.European countries needed raw materials to produce manufactured goods.60s7.E.1.1
