Ostensibly to recapture the Holy Land from the Mohammedans
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What would not be a factor in determining the price of a ticket to a sporting event
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the projected profits from concessions.
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What happens when goods become scarce
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the prices increases, and the goods become expensive.
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What describes the extreme left of the economic spectrum
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there is a total central planning.
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What caused the economy in Western Europe to sink into a long depression
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Drastic climate changes
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What is studied in the field of economic history
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historical perspective of economic treds
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Which of these was not the effect of the payments made by conquered territories
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decrease in taxes
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For approximately how long after 1050 did western Europe continue to flourish
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three hundred years A+
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What does not describe the changes in western Europe in the second half of the eleventh century
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The decline in population.
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What did not have an impact on Western Europe during the early fourteenth century
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The cut off contact with Japan A+
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In a socialist economy how are the basic problems of scarcity and allocation of limited resources addressed
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By production for use or need.
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Cities along coastlines would commonly produce which item as their primary source of income
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small fish for the canned food industry
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Is not a way in which the European countries benefited from the colonies in the New World
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The colonies provided an overland route by which to trade.
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If a certain business monopolizes a particular industry, the government will attempt to stop it. This is an example of which economic function of government
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Efficiency
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“Which of these does not describe how the Greek government regulated the economy of Ancient Greece “
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It placed taxes on the purchase of all goods
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Which of the following is studied in the field of sociology
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how societies continue to function
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What was the purpose of the crusades
Ostensibly to recapture the Holy Land from the Mohammedans
(Muslims).
What would not be a factor in determining the price of a ticket to a sporting event
the projected profits from concessions.
What happens when goods become scarce
the prices increases, and the goods become expensive.
What describes the extreme left of the economic spectrum
there is a total central planning.
What caused the economy in Western Europe to sink into a long depression
Drastic climate changes
What is studied in the field of economic history
historical perspective of economic treds
Which of these was not the effect of the payments made by conquered territories
decrease in taxes
For approximately how long after 1050 did western Europe continue to flourish
three hundred years A+
What does not describe the changes in western Europe in the second half of the eleventh century
The decline in population.
What did not have an impact on Western Europe during the early fourteenth century
The cut off contact with Japan A+
In a socialist economy how are the basic problems of scarcity and allocation of limited resources addressed
By production for use or need.
Cities along coastlines would commonly produce which item as their primary source of income
small fish for the canned food industry
Is not a way in which the European countries benefited from the colonies in the New World
The colonies provided an overland route by which to trade.
If a certain business monopolizes a particular industry, the government will attempt to stop it. This is an example of which economic function of government
Efficiency
“Which of these does not describe how the Greek government regulated the economy of Ancient Greece “
It placed taxes on the purchase of all goods
Which of the following is studied in the field of sociology