18. The author of the passage, Niccolo Machiavelli, is one of the most famous sixteenth century writers most directly influenced by: scholasticism skepticism Renaissance humanism dualism 19. In the passage above, the main subject that the author is addressing is: relationships within the family political leadership sea-based power vs. land-based power political vs. religious power 20. Which of the following is the most important assumption that Machiavelli based his observations on? The building of states and political authority are in themselves, separate from religion. Religion and family shape the nature of political institutions. Only state with both powerful navies and armies can be successful. Political leaders must always be subject to religious leaders, and moral principles should shape political decisions. Questions 21 23 refer to the following map. – 21. The map above shows a system of trade known as the: Columbian Exchange price revolution triangular trade encomienda system 22. The turning point that prompted the importation of large numbers of slave from West Africa to Brazil and the Caribbean was: the foundation of permanent colonies in North America by the British and the French the growth of cane sugar plantations in the New World the growth of tobacco plantations in the New World
18. The author of the passage, Niccolo Machiavelli, is one of the most famous sixteenth century writers most directly influenced by: scholasticism skepticism Renaissance humanism dualism 19. In the passage above, the main subject that the author is addressing is: relationships within the family political leadership sea-based power vs. land-based power political vs. religious power 20. Which of the following is the most important assumption that Machiavelli based his observations on? The building of states and political authority are in themselves, separate from religion. Religion and family shape the nature of political institutions. Only state with both powerful navies and armies can be successful. Political leaders must always be subject to religious leaders, and moral principles should shape political decisions. Questions 21 – 23 refer to the following map. 21. The map above shows a system of trade known as the: Columbian Exchange price revolution triangular trade encomienda system 22. The turning point that prompted the importation of large numbers of slave from West Africa to Brazil and the Caribbean was: the foundation of permanent colonies in North America by the British and the French the growth of cane sugar plantations in the New World the growth of tobacco plantations in the New World
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