AP European History Quiz
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COLD WAR AND CONTEMPORARY EUROPE
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In the late nineteenth century, European newspapers described steamships, telegraphs, and expanding colonial ports as shrinking distances between London, Bombay, and Marseille. Merchants praised cheaper freight and faster credit, while critics warned that dependence on overseas grain and cotton could undermine local producers and expose workers to global price swings. Governments debated whether tariffs or free trade best served national strength as international firms and migrant labor networks grew. Which development most directly enabled this intensification of economic globalization?
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