____ was the strongest and most powerful ideology swirling through industrial Europe.
a. Sanctity of private property
b. Collective bargaining
c. Individual freedom
d. Nationalism
e. Romanticism
Question 2
The lowering of tariffs on foreign grain indicated the
a. power of the growing urban factory workers.
b. decline in the power of the agricultural sector.
c. growing power of urban interests.
d. importance of American grain on the world market.
e. growing population and inability of domestic wheat production to fulfill domestic needs.
The age structure of human populations in West Africa and Western Europe, as of 2000.
Roe deer of Eastern Europe, suit in April/May.
The yellow-winged darter, Sympetrum flaveolum, is a dragonfly found in Europe and mid and Northern C
A denunciation of the tobacco craze that swept Europe in the mid-1600s, by Abraham Teniers.
Political Ideology by Generation