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Praxis II Elementary Education: Content Knowledge (5018) Exam - Social Studies - World History

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1. Which of these is true concerning the French Revolution, America, and Europe?

The Spanish navy retaliated against America for trading with the French by capturing American trading ships.American traders conducted business with various countries, profiting the most from the British West Indies.When France's revolution spread and they went to war with other European countries, George Washington allied with the French.During the time period around 1792, American merchants were trading with countries on both sides of the war.

2. How did the Crusader army that went on the First Crusade differ from the Crusader armies that Pope Urban II envisioned?

Pope Urban II had envisioned an army of skilled knights and professional soldiers; instead, men and women from all classes joined together to retake the Holy Land.There was no difference.The people of Europe obeyed clerical direction and stayed home to pray for the success of an army composed entirely of knights and professional other military personnel.There was no difference.The people of Europe were accustomed to obeying clerical direction and eagerly joined the cause creating an army that was primarily made up of faithful Christians from all social classes led by a select group of knights who were rePope Urban II had envisioned an army composed of faithful Christians of from all social classes led by a group of select knights; instead the army was primarily made up of knights and other professional military personnel.

3. Which of the following was not an ancient Egyptian ruler?

Ramses' IIAnubisHatshepsutTutankhamen

4. Why was U.S. industrialization confined to the Northeast until after the Civil War?

Because the Northeast had faster-running rivers than the rivers found in the SouthBecause Slater's first cotton mill with horse-drawn production lost so much moneyBecause the technical innovations for milling textiles had not as yet been inventedBecause the Civil War delayed the development of water-powered manufacturing

5. Which of the following statements is not true of daily life for the average European in the 1500s?"

The majority of people worked in agriculture.Most people were literate, due to well-financed public education programs.Life was not significantly different from the medieval era.Life expectancy was short.

6. Why was U.S. industrialization confined to the Northeast until after the Civil War?

Because Slater's first cotton mill with horse-drawn production lost so much moneyBecause the technical innovations for milling textiles had not as yet been inventedBecause the Civil War delayed the development of water-powered manufacturingBecause the Northeast had faster-running rivers than the rivers found in the South

7. Which of these is true concerning the French Revolution, America, and Europe?

The Spanish navy retaliated against America for trading with the French by capturing American trading ships.When France's revolution spread and they went to war with other European countries, George Washington allied with the French.American traders conducted business with various countries, profiting the most from the British West Indies.During the time period around 1792, American merchants were trading with countries on both sides of the war.

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