Which of the following best analyzes how European trade promoted global interdependence?(1 point)
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Europeans began to grow crops throughout the Americas in the lands they conquered.
Europeans began to grow crops throughout the Americas in the lands they conquered.
The Spanish took the lands that Columbus had found with permission from the pope.
The Spanish took the lands that Columbus had found with permission from the pope.
Europeans began to colonize lands so they could control resources they traded.
Europeans began to colonize lands so they could control resources they traded.
People around the world began to eat chocolate once it was discovered in the Americas.
People around the world began to eat chocolate once it was discovered in the Americas.
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The correct answer is: Europeans began to colonize lands so they could control resources they traded.
Which of the following best describes mercantilism?(1 point)
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a system that eliminated all competition between countries and instead caused them to make peaceful agreements so that everyone could make money
a system that eliminated all competition between countries and instead caused them to make peaceful agreements so that everyone could make money
a system that made it easier for traders to make money in any country because they understood what people wanted to buy and sell and could make the country rich
a system that made it easier for traders to make money in any country because they understood what people wanted to buy and sell and could make the country rich
an idea that everyone can have as much wealth as they want in the world as long as they create colonies and control them, so that they have all the resources
an idea that everyone can have as much wealth as they want in the world as long as they create colonies and control them, so that they have all the resources
an economic system based on the idea that the world only has so much wealth available, and countries must take as much as they can so that other countries do not get it
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a system that eliminated all competition between countries and instead caused them to make peaceful agreements so that everyone could make money
a system that eliminated all competition between countries and instead caused them to make peaceful agreements so that everyone could make money
a system that made it easier for traders to make money in any country because they understood what people wanted to buy and sell and could make the country rich
a system that made it easier for traders to make money in any country because they understood what people wanted to buy and sell and could make the country rich
an idea that everyone can have as much wealth as they want in the world as long as they create colonies and control them, so that they have all the resources
an idea that everyone can have as much wealth as they want in the world as long as they create colonies and control them, so that they have all the resources
an economic system based on the idea that the world only has so much wealth available, and countries must take as much as they can so that other countries do not get it
The correct answer is: an economic system based on the idea that the world only has so much wealth available, and countries must take as much as they can so that other countries do not get it.
Which of the following best analyzes the impact of European trade on the development of European cities?(1 point)
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European trade did not really impact the development of European cities because they did not get larger.
European trade did not really impact the development of European cities because they did not get larger.
Global trade made it possible for new ideas to form and spread, and cities helped ideas spread quickly.
Global trade made it possible for new ideas to form and spread, and cities helped ideas spread quickly.
There was less trade in European cities because most of it was done between the Western Hemisphere and Asia.
There was less trade in European cities because most of it was done between the Western Hemisphere and Asia.
It became harder to trade in cities because rulers created more limitations to prevent foreign goods.
It became harder to trade in cities because rulers created more limitations to prevent foreign goods.
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European trade did not really impact the development of European cities because they did not get larger.
European trade did not really impact the development of European cities because they did not get larger.
Global trade made it possible for new ideas to form and spread, and cities helped ideas spread quickly.
Global trade made it possible for new ideas to form and spread, and cities helped ideas spread quickly.
There was less trade in European cities because most of it was done between the Western Hemisphere and Asia.
There was less trade in European cities because most of it was done between the Western Hemisphere and Asia.
It became harder to trade in cities because rulers created more limitations to prevent foreign goods.
It became harder to trade in cities because rulers created more limitations to prevent foreign goods.
The correct answer is: Global trade made it possible for new ideas to form and spread, and cities helped ideas spread quickly.
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