In the 18th century, Southern tobacco planters found that the use of ____________ was economical once the plantation reached a certain size.   a.  horses   b.  a plantation manager   c.  indentured servants   d.  an iron plow

By 1900, the leading cotton producing state was   a.  Georgia.   b.  Louisiana.   c.  Texas.   d.  Mississippi.

At its maximum during the Great Depression unemployment reached approximately ___ percent of the labor force?     a.  15   b.  25   c.  50   d.  75

In the early decades of the 18th century, English goods sold for as much as 80 to 140 percent more in the colonies than in England primarily due to    a.  high tariffs on English goods imported to the colonies.   b.  a limited supply of English goods available for shipment to the colonies.   c.  high transportation costs for goods shipped from England to the colonies.   d.  legally established price floors on English goods sold in the colonies.

In the antebellum period, the largest source of employment was   a.  the agricultural sector.   b.  the manufacturing sector.   c.  government (local, state and federal)   d.  the service industry.

A PMHNP is working with a client who is in a state of crisis. The PMHNP coaches the client to find a comforting scent, listen to calming music, and wrap themselves in a soft blanket. This is an application of which DBT Distress Tolerance skill?

A PMHNP is working with a client who survived a severe car accident. The client avoids driving and has nightmares. The therapist uses a modality that involves processing the traumatic memory while using bilateral stimulation like eye movements. This therapy is:

The Constitution   a.  empowers each state to negotiate its own treaties with foreign governments.   b.  empowers Congress to pay off all public debts, including those incurred by the states.   c.  allows for states to set tariffs on goods imported from another state.   d.  allows only Congress to set tariffs on goods moving from one state to another.

All of these are true about Dutch flyboats compared to English and colonial vessels EXCEPT,     a.  they were heavier   b.  required small crews.   c.  carried fewer armaments.   d.  cheaper to build and operate.

U.S. cotton production   a.  remained concentrated in Georgia and South Carolina until after 1860.   b.  was unable to compete with wool production in the antebellum textile industry.   c.  accounted for more than half of the dollar value of US exports between 1800 and 1850.   d.  faced declining world demand for most of the antebellum period.