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There are 10 calculators in the lab. Four are Casios. If you choose 5 calculators at random from the lab, what is the probability that exactly 2 of them are Casios?

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A. the japanese people resented the government's capitulation to westerners

B. The last tokugawa leader died without an heir, causing civil wars

C. The emperor allied with western forces to attack the Tokugawa

D. The british conquered the region and established a protectorate over japan

E. the United States invaded and established a U.S colony in japan

A. The theories of social darwinists

B. The programs of right-wing nationalistic parties

C. Government led persecuition of jews in Tsarist Russia

D. All of the above

E. none of the above

A. Allowed India to remain an independent goverened and free nation

B. banned sati

C. Established schools

D. Encouraged landowners to produce tea, opium, and coffe

E. They did all of the above

A. The French Empire conquered and controlled thier territory

B.THe Ottoman Empire conquered the region and added it to their empire

C. Internal revolt overthrew the Mughals and led to a free state of india

D. The East india Company gained more control and weakend the Empire

E. None of the above

The spanish under Cortez were able to defeat the aztecs due to

A. Superior technology

b. the help of native peoples who disliked living under the aztecs

c. diseases such as smallpox to which the native people had no immunity

d. lack of adequate measures at the capital city of the aztec empire

e. all of the above

according to traditonal confucian values, merchants were?

a. honored members of society

b. considered social parasites

c. ranked with slaves

d. not allowed to work in china

e. all of the above

Chinese emporors afer yongle stopped the voyages of exploration partly because?

a. the chinese navy was destroyed by the british

b. quin emporors did not want china exposed to foreign ideas and foreigners

c. the japanese invaded and controlled china

d. mongols invaded and took control of north china

e. all of the above

Foreign traders were interested in all of the following in china execpt

A. tea

b. porcelain

c. gold

d. lacquer ware

e. silk

The chinese civil service exams?

a. were open to all men

b. allowed males to move up in society

c. were based on confucian principles

d. ensured an educated class of men ran the government

e. all of the above

In china, Christianity?

a. expanded rapidly after the royal family converted

b. never attracted any interest

c. attracted some followers, but grew slowly

d. was immediately made illegal

e. none of the above

The tokugawa controlled the daimyo by?

a. insisting on approving marriages between daimyo families

b. making daimyo live in the capital every other year

c. controlling the amount of contact japan had with outsiders

d. all of the above

e. none of the above

under the tokugawa, christians in jaoan were?

a. honored and respected

b. persecuted and sometimes killed

c. restricted to missions

d. only allowed to practice if catholic

e. none of the above

during the quin dynasty, the following state tributary relationship with china?

a. ottoman

b.india

c. vietnam

d. all of the above

e. none of the above

The ______ provided the chinese government with well-trained administrators while allowed some chinese families to expierence upward mobility

________ represented spanish interests in the americas and administered the spanish colonies

ther women known as ______ provided both intelligence and translation tot he spanish conquerors

"land grants" offered to spanish people who agreed to settle in new spain are calssed _________

Some of the motives for european exploration included all of the following execpt.

A. the search for resources

B. new lands to settle

C. the attraction of new religions and cultures

d.the desireto trade directly with asian markets

e. missionary activity to spread christianity

In Europe, the new crops found in the americas

A. sickened many people

B. were mainly fed to animals

C. enriched the diets of people and led to popultaion growth

d. all of the above

e. none of the above

The portuguese gaines Brazil

A. becasue the indigienous people asked them to colonize the region

B. after the treaty of tordesillas gave the region to portugal

C. after the spanish sold it to them

D. after they captured it from the spanish

Intially, the english colonies in the americas

A. were established in the areas in which no indigenous people lived

B. produced prodigious amounts of food for the colonists and for export

C. did not produce enough food to sustain the colonies

D. all of the above

e. none of the above

The spanish hoped to find large quantities of _____ in the americas

A. cotton

B. gold and sliver

C. maize

D. all of the above

E. none of the above

please help with these answers thank you

the political essay known as _____ argued that rulers should not worry about moral issues in governing

calvin believed that only the ___ would be saved and go to heaven. His doctrine in which some are saved and others not is known as ______?

help me out that would be great

A. Leaders of the Catholic Church. B. intellectual leaders of the Reformation. C. individuals chosen for the salvation. D. all protestants. E. none of above

A. he attacked the sale of indulgences that the poor could not afford B. Many christians shared his concern about corruption of the Church. C. Many german princes saw this as a way to break away from the church and gain power. D. he supported the translation of the bible from latin into local vernacular. e. all of the above

A. people were looking for a substitute for the clergy. B. their works became status symbols for the upper classes. C. they were drawn more and more from the upper classes, who needed new occupations as warfare declined. D. people felt the artists were channeling God's creavity. E. none of the above

A. emphasis on individuality B. confidence in reason C. the emergence of powerful banking families. D. the continuation of art styles from the middle ages. E. emulation oif classical maniscripts.

A. painters of everyday themes. B. scientists who furthered scientific knowledge. C. rulers and patrons of culture. D. military leaders whose conquests spread the renaissance to northern euroope. E. wrtiers who made important contributions to Renaissance literature

choose best answer: Answers are A. austerity B. the literature of earlier Greece and Rome C. the teachings of st. thomas aquinas D. the chivarly of the middle ages E. Works produced in monasteries

2 people got lost in a forest. The forest area measured 13 mi from north to south and 14 mi from east to west. When they first got lost, they were at a point that was 7 mi from the southern border and 7 mi from the eastern border of the forest. They did not know whether they should walk E, W, South (from which they came), or N, so they decided to walk in 4 directions. Their plan was to walk north first for 30 min. If they didn't get out of the forest, they would then turn right and walk East for 60 min, then turn right again and walk S for 90 min, and so on, adding 30 min with each change of direction. They covered about 1 mile in 30 min. They decided to drop a pea after every 100 yds so that they would be sure the did not double their tracks. They had 50 bags of peas with them, and there were 40 peas in each bag. What side of the forest did they finally exit, and how long did it take them from the moment they were lost until the moment they got out? How many bags of peas were left?

Four customers came into a bakery. The first one said, "Give me half of all the donuts you have left, plus half a donut more." The second customer said, "Give me half of all the donuts you have left, plus half a donut more." The third customer said, "Give me three donuts." The last customer said, "Give me half of all the donuts you have left, plus half a donut more." This last transaction emptied the disply case of donuts. How many donuts were there to start with?