A) Religious unity between nations B) The success of nationalist movements C) An unequal distribution of resources D) Membership in the United Nations
A) Countries become less interdependent B) Production and consumption gradually decreases C) Countries depend on trade to obtain other goods D) Prices increase as goods become more rare
A) Long term drought ruins agriculture in a once productive region B) The melting of ice caps make previous unavailable lands and waters available for exploitation. C) All of the above D) A change in rain patterns open up formerly marginal lands to agriculture.
A) All of the above B) Lack of access to profitable trade routes C) Lack of soils good for agriculture D) Lack of valuable minerals
A) Tend to be more wealthy B) More efficient use of their natural resources C) More efficient use of their labor resources D) All of the above
A) They have different resources B) To become more self-sufficient C) They cannot overcome trade barriers D) They do not wish to compete
A) The need for higher education B) A traditional way of life C) The development of industrialization D) A process for cultural diffusion
A) Agricultural Revolution B) Industrial Revolution C) Stock Exchange D) Common currency
A) Nomadic herding B) Commercial farming C) Manufacturing and Trade D) Subsistence farming
A) The commercial shell industry B) One man’s cottage industry C) A subsistence agricultural activity D) A market-oriented agricultural activity |