Question
What was one of Anton Wilhelm Amo’s most influential ideas?(1 point)
Responses
A. Women must be educated to the same degree as men.
B. People give up freedoms to governmental institutions in exchange for peace and security.
C. The human mind does not sense material or physical things. Instead, it can only sense spiritual things, such as itself.
D. The world’s knowledge can be organized logically and made accessible to everyone.
Responses
A. Women must be educated to the same degree as men.
B. People give up freedoms to governmental institutions in exchange for peace and security.
C. The human mind does not sense material or physical things. Instead, it can only sense spiritual things, such as itself.
D. The world’s knowledge can be organized logically and made accessible to everyone.
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By the end of the twentieth century, what impact had the one-child policy had in China?(1 point)
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A. Most Chinese people tried to fight the policy to protect the tradition of having larger families.
B. The policy did not lead to any particular improvements in the nation and was criticized by many.
C. The nation saw many improvements, including economic growth and lower poverty levels in rural areas.
D. The birth rate was declining and people were living shorter lives, reducing the population.
Responses
A. Most Chinese people tried to fight the policy to protect the tradition of having larger families.
B. The policy did not lead to any particular improvements in the nation and was criticized by many.
C. The nation saw many improvements, including economic growth and lower poverty levels in rural areas.
D. The birth rate was declining and people were living shorter lives, reducing the population.
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Analyze the positive and negative effects international economic partnerships and financial institutions have had in the world.(1 point)
Responses
A. Positive effects include the continuation of NAFTA; negative effects include resource extraction from countries with growing economies.
B. Positive effects include the end of proxy conflicts; negative effects include the end of the World Bank.
C .Positive effects include an increasingly globalized world; negative effects include the equitable distribution of power.
D. Positive effects include global economic growth; negative effects include the concentration of resources and power.
Responses
A. Positive effects include the continuation of NAFTA; negative effects include resource extraction from countries with growing economies.
B. Positive effects include the end of proxy conflicts; negative effects include the end of the World Bank.
C .Positive effects include an increasingly globalized world; negative effects include the equitable distribution of power.
D. Positive effects include global economic growth; negative effects include the concentration of resources and power.
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How did NAFTA contribute to globalization?(1 point)
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A. The economies of the countries involved became more enmeshed.
B. It reflected a broader debate about trade policy regarding how to integrate the economies of poor and wealthy countries.
C. NAFTA was replaced by the United States–Mexico–Canada Agreement (USMCA) in 2020.
D. It increased most trade tariffs between the countries involved.
Responses
A. The economies of the countries involved became more enmeshed.
B. It reflected a broader debate about trade policy regarding how to integrate the economies of poor and wealthy countries.
C. NAFTA was replaced by the United States–Mexico–Canada Agreement (USMCA) in 2020.
D. It increased most trade tariffs between the countries involved.
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What are resources? What is the effect if they are not distributed equitably?(1 point)
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A. Resources are the people who possess the knowledge to make things; if they are not distributed equitably, then technology steps in instead.
B. Resources are things that are found in nature; if they are not distributed equitably, then people turn to human-made things instead.
C .Resources are things that people make from things found in nature; if they are not distributed equitably, then things found in nature are used as much as they should be.
D. Resources are anything that humans need in order to survive, live, and thrive; if they are not distributed equitably, people’s lives can become more difficult.
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A. Resources are the people who possess the knowledge to make things; if they are not distributed equitably, then technology steps in instead.
B. Resources are things that are found in nature; if they are not distributed equitably, then people turn to human-made things instead.
C .Resources are things that people make from things found in nature; if they are not distributed equitably, then things found in nature are used as much as they should be.
D. Resources are anything that humans need in order to survive, live, and thrive; if they are not distributed equitably, people’s lives can become more difficult.
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C. The human mind does not sense material or physical things. Instead, it can only sense spiritual things, such as itself.
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C. The nation saw many improvements, including economic growth and lower poverty levels in rural areas.
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D. Positive effects include global economic growth; negative effects include the concentration of resources and power.
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A. The economies of the countries involved became more enmeshed.
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D. Resources are anything that humans need in order to survive, live, and thrive; if they are not distributed equitably, people’s lives can become more difficult.