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A resource that is present in nature and used directly without being made in factories is A Human-made resource B

When a village community protects a common forest and limits cutting, the action is best seen as A Resource conservation

When using forest products without harming future supply, the practice is called A Resource depletion B Over exploitation C Random

A mineral that contains metal and can be processed to obtain that metal is called A Non-metallic mineral B Human-made

A resource that can naturally replenish in a short time if used wisely is best called A Non-renewable resource B

The Vienna Congress redrew Europe’s boundaries mainly to strengthen the A Socialist movement B Industrial unions C Conservative order D

After 1815, the “balance of power” system in Europe mainly tried to stop any one state from A Printing newspapers

The “nation-state” idea became popular when people argued that political power should represent A Royal families B Church councils C

Civil Disobedience was called “civil” because it expected protestors to break laws A With public violence B With disciplined peace

In 19th-century Europe, “nationalism” became a powerful force mainly because people began linking political unity with A Common identity B