“immediate reasons for pizarro’s success included military technology based on guns, steel weapons, and horses… [and the] centralized political organization of european states” (diamond 80) diamond, jared. guns, germs, and steel: the fates of human societies. new york: norton, 1997. print. 7. the author’s claim is structured upon: (a) marxist historiography. (b) geographic & environmental advantage. (c) oral history. (d) biography.

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Question 12 which was not a reason the industrial revolution began in england? a) leading world exporter b) favorable finance institutions c) independent local governments d) large labor force question 14 who did not lead the fight to end slavery? a) william wilberforce b) toussaint l’ouverture c) simón bolívar d) olympe de gouges question 15 which was not an underlying cause of the revolutions of 1830 and 1848 in europe? a) increasing aristocratic discontent b) budding romantic movement c) rising tide of nationalism d) growing liberal spirit

Which of these is a disadvantage of hydrogen fuel cells? a. engines that use hydrogen fuel are more efficient than gasoline-powered engines. b. the only emission produced by hydrogen fuel cells is water. c. hydrogen fuel is continually available and useful for heating. d. hydrogen fuel is often purified in a process that emits lots of greenhouse gases.