A) 2000 B) 2002 C) 1998 D) 2005
A) Kenneth Pomeranz B) Prasannan Parthasarathi C) Max Weber D) Princeton University
A) During the mid-19th century B) After 1800 C) Before 1700 D) In the early 18th century
A) The Yellow River Valley B) The Yangtze Delta C) The Sichuan Basin D) The Pearl River Delta
A) Coal and colonial possessions B) Steam engines and democracy C) Maritime laws and textile trade D) Protestant ethics and banking
A) National Book Award B) Nobel Prize C) John K. Fairbank Prize D) Pulitzer Prize
A) Austrian School B) Chicago School C) Frankfurt School D) California School
A) Adam Smith B) Max Weber C) David Ricardo D) Karl Marx
A) Ecological and labor data B) Biographical details of inventors C) Analysis of military strategies D) Political theories of imperialism
A) The dismissal of colonial influence B) The emphasis on ecological factors C) The lack of data on trade D) The focus on the Yangtze Delta
A) Declining coal production B) Steady charcoal prices C) High agricultural output D) Rising labor costs
A) Government regulations B) Mass immigration C) Warfare D) Technological innovations
A) General Economic History B) The Sociology of Religion C) Economy and Society D) The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism
A) Using outdated statistical models B) Overstating the role of Britain C) Ignoring Asian trade routes D) Projecting 19th-century decline into the 18th century
A) Cambridge University Press B) Harvard University Press C) Princeton University Press D) Oxford University Press |