The civil war in Sudan

The civil war in the north African country of Sudan was largely a culture clash between the Arab Muslim north and the tribal Christian south, causing (a)   .

• The Sudan People's Liberation Army
• The North expelled all foreign missionaries
• The US, Egypt, and the People's Rep
• In an economic decline, the central

Saudi Arabia has a large number of foreign workers who migrate to the country to take jobs Saudis are not willing to do. This indicates that Saudi Arabia has a shortage of which of the following factors of production?

• Entrepreneurship

• Capital

• Labor

• Natural resources

Which of the following statements is NOT true about the trade project in Jalen and Wesley's history class on medieval northern and western Africa?

• The project suggested that northern and western Africa had few natural resources to trade with other regions.

• For their project, Jalen and Wesley depicted how traders in northern and western Africa had regular contact with Muslim merchants in Arab lands.

• Their presentation highlighted how trade in the region relied heavily on gold and salt.

• In their research, they found that people and goods in the region traveled east to west across the Sahara Desert.

Based on the historical accounts, which statement best explains why Islam is widely practiced in western and northern Africa today?

• Trade and commerce was embraced by Islam but largely discouraged by other religions.

• Medieval Muslims paid higher prices for gold and salt than people of other faiths.

• At the time, Muslims refused to trade with non-Muslims.

• Medieval Muslim merchants brought their Islamic faith to the region.

Which of the following was the most likely cause of widespread famine in India in the late 1800s?

• Indians were never considered equals by their British rulers.

• The British encouraged Indian farmers to switch from growing food to growing cotton.

• The British constructed a large railroad system across the country.

• British missionaries encouraged Indians to convert to Christianity.

Based on the economic data, which of the following statements is most likely true?

• All of the world's tech companies are located in Silicon Valley.

• Most startups in Silicon Valley rely on venture capital to fund their operations.

• Tech startups are scarce in Silicon Valley.

• Agriculture is the most important segment of the economy in Silicon Valley.

According to the map, most of the oil in the Arabian Peninsula is located —

• A. along the Red Sea coastline.

• B. south of Yemen.

• C. in the Arabian Sea.

• D. near the Persian Gulf.

From 1878 until 1980, the Soviet Union was controlled by an authoritarian single-party system. Given these facts, which of the following is true?

• Opposition parties were supplied by the government.

• Opposition parties were unlikely to win elections.

• Opposition parties were not demanded by the people.

• Opposition parties were outlawed.

The design of the community center, inspired by Hagia Sophia, showcases an Islamic appreciation of —

• curved rather than straight lines.

• the singularity of things rather than their commonality.

• large rather than small spaces.

• the meaning of things rather than their appearance.

Armya and Hennessy are planning a road trip across the US. If Middle Eastern countries raised the price of oil, which of the following would be the most likely result for their trip?

• Gasoline prices for their trip would rise.

• They would stop considering trips to Middle Eastern countries.

• They would begin considering alternative modes of transportation for their trip.

• The cost of renting a car for their trip would double.