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Question 1

Based on their experiences in the islands of the Mediterranean Atlantic, the Europeans learned that they
 
  a. would have to use European laborers if colonies were to be productive and profitable.
  b. could successfully transplant their crops and livestock to exotic locations.
  c. would never be able to develop a system for supplying workers to distant colonies.
  d. could successfully cure the diseases they contracted in distant lands.

Question 2

What was true of Margaret Cavendish?
 
  a. She faced few obstacles as a female scientist.
  b. She was an aristocrat.
  c. She was more interested in medicine than astronomy.
  d. She came from a poor family.
  e. She was imprisoned for her scientific activities.



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Reply 2 on: Sep 12, 2019
Gracias!


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:D TYSM

 

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