Archaeologists Can Use Material Objects to Study How People Resisted

question 16

Multiple Choice

Archaeologists can use material objects to study how people resisted the submergence of their own culture. An example of these objects among slaves in the American South is

• A) Colono wares.
• B) crocodile-skin shrouds.
• C) cotton mantles.
• D) stone grinding querns.

Identify the major foreign policy interactions between the United States and other global powers in the late 20th century.

Comprehend the factors contributing to economic downturns in the early 1990s.

Grasp the implications of geopolitical changes, such as the end of communism in Europe, on globalization and the U.S. economy.

Evaluate the impact of technological advances on scientific work and society.

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Definitions:

North American Free Trade Agreement

An agreement among the United States, Canada, and Mexico designed to remove tariff barriers between the three countries.

Ideological New World Order

A theoretical concept that refers to a significant change in political thought or the global balance of power, advocating for a complete restructuring of global governance.

Preemptive War Concept

A strategy or doctrine that advocates for launching a military attack before an enemy can carry out their own attack.

Realpolitik

A political philosophy focused on practical and material factors and considerations, rather than moral or ideological objectives.