The Economic and Social Problems in Seventeenth-Century England That Caused

question 8

Multiple Choice

The economic and social problems in seventeenth-century England that caused many English citizens to migrate to the New World were the result of

• A) the collapse of the woolens industry.
• B) warfare between England and France.
• C) the government's decision to eliminate all tariffs on foreign goods.
• D) the doubling of the English population between 1530 and 1680.

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Definitions:

Hilum

A depression or opening in the surface of an organ where blood vessels, nerves, and other structures enter or leave.

Calyces

Structures in the kidney that collect urine before it passes to the ureters.

Ketonuria

The presence of ketones in the urine, indicating the body is using fat for energy instead of glucose, often seen in diabetes.

Diabetes

A metabolic disorder characterized by high blood sugar levels over a prolonged period, due to insulin resistance or inadequate insulin production.