____ 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.
Miocene apes were found throughout Europe, continental Asia, and Africa.
Nonverbal communications convey strong, powerful messages that may be negative or positive.
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Industrial Regions
PREHISTORIC EUROPE
Breakdown of the Malthusian Model in Western Europe