- I'd love to go to your house, but I'm so tired
- Solar systems and the planets within them form from the spinning disks of _____. Slowly, the grains of matter come together to form clumps, then boulders, and eventually balls big enough to have their own gravity _____. At this point, these clumped matter are called planetesimals. Eventually, the planetesimals grew larger by _____ and combining with other bodies of matter. As the planetesimals grew larger, their _____ was greater, and they collected even more matter. Some of the planetesimals began to _____ the main star. When they do this, they are considered to be a _____.
- (Although) this dress is cheap, but it's too big
- Many sources assert that since the signing of NAFTA, Mexican wages have drastically _____.
- How did a hacienda differ from an encomienda?a. An encomienda was a Spanish transport ship while a hacienda was a person in charge of an encomiendab. A hacienda was a Spanish transport ship while an encomienda was a person in charge of a haciendac. A hacienda was a land grant from the Spanish crown while an encomienda was a system of labor for Spanish coloniesd. An encomienda was a land grant from the Spanish crown while a hacienda was a system of labor for Spanish colonies
- A group of Mexican revolutionaries known as _____ declared war on the Mexican government after NAFTA was signed.
- There was opposition to NAFTA because some feared that in loosening economic restrictions, big business would run all over ____, opening up the doors for the poor to get poorer while the rich got richer.
- NAFTA calls for the protection and respect of more intangible things like _____, _____, and _____.
- Why were mulattos considered to be above the lowest societal group?a. They were mixed with Spanish and African blood but were not slavesb. They were mixed with Aztec and African blood but were born in the coloniesc. They were mixed-blood slaves who could work for a wage on their day off from the plantationsd. They were of mixed blood and were highly educated and cultured
- Many _____ farmers were against NAFTA because they believed the lack of tariffs might make it possible for American crops to be sold at prices that would undercut theirs.
- While not part of the first draw ups, NAFTA contains sections on _____.
- How was 90% of the native populations destroyed?
- Which of the following statements about Hernando Cortes is FALSE?a. He was searching for El Doradob. He defeated the Aztecsc. He was granted a haciendad. He was a Spanish conquistador
- Some opposed NAFTA for fear that it would make _____ into the north easier.
- NAFTA did not officially go into play until 1994 during the presidency of _____.
- Amerigo Vespucci's biggest legacy was _____.a. helping Christopher Columbus discover the new world in 1492b. having the new world named after him in 1507c. being the only Italian explorer hired by the Spanish crownd. being able to speak both Spanish and Italian
- The beginning of the Columbian Exchange was marked after the year _____.
- _____ has in fact increased since the signing of NAFTA in the 1990s.
- The _____ of U.S. and Canada opposed NAFTA because they feared it would make it easier for big businesses to move factories to Mexico where they could pay workers less.
- Which of the following illustrates how people were part of the Columbian Exchange process?a. People had to use technology.b. People were victims of disease.c. People were removed from their homes in the west of Africa.d. People had to consume food from the old world