Question

1. ____ which of the below encouraged the \scramble\ for africa among european nations during the nineteenth century?

a. demand for raw materials b. desire for new markets
c. demand for enslaved people d. a & b
e. c &d f. none of the above

1. ____ during the nineteenth century, european and american womens rights were

a. equal to that of men. b. not equal to that of men.

1. ____ which scientist asserted that mankind was descended from an ape - like creature?

a. albert einstein b. marie curie
c. charles darwin d. sigmund freud
answer the following questions.

1. list two energy sources important to the second phase of the industrial revolution.

1. during the nineteenth century, why did marxists oppose capitalism?

Explanation:

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During the 19th - century scramble for Africa, European nations needed raw materials (for their industries) and new markets (to sell their manufactured goods). The demand for enslaved people was more prominent in earlier eras, not the 19th - century scramble mainly driven by industrialization - related needs. So A and B are correct.

In the 19th century, European and American women had fewer rights than men. They were restricted in areas like voting, property ownership, and employment opportunities. So their rights were not equal to men's.

Charles Darwin proposed the theory of evolution, which included the idea that mankind descended from ape - like creatures. Albert Einstein was in physics (relativity), Marie Curie in radioactivity, and Sigmund Freud in psychology (psychoanalysis).

Answer:

D. A & B

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