The basic doctrine of The Communist Manifesto was that __________
A) all history was a class struggle between rich and poor, so the poor should unite and overthrow the rich
B) all history was a class struggle between rich and poor, so the rich should use any means necessary to maintain control
C) class distinctions were inevitable, but the poor had a responsibility to accept their plight in order to maintain social stability
D) the rich had always oppressed the poor, but with proper education and enlightenment, the rich would give up their privileged lifestyles in exchange for true equality
Answer: A
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The new economic views of John Maynard Keynes held that
A. government public works spending would cut unemployment and revive an economy. B. unemployment resulted from an inflationary increase in demand. C. budget deficits must be avoided at any cost. D. governments should pursue a laissez-faire economic policy. E. governments must print unlimited amounts of money.
What did the rabbis do for the continuation and organization of Jewish worship?
A) They took the worship out of the temple and into meeting houses in an effort to organize after their ousting from Jerusalem. B) They tried to stop the fighting among various groups of worshippers and the Gentiles and bring peace to the lands they now occupied. C) They limited the worship of God to only those devoted to the Hebrew bible and the Laws set forth. D) They spread the word of God to bring many followers to His worship. E) They attempted to create one consensus on how to worship God and what writings should be used, and the subsequent laws. Thus, the Hebrew bible was created out of thirty-nine holy works.
How was the power of divine right defined by King James I of England?
A) He believed divine right meant only that they were representatives of God, not god-like beings. B) He believed that monarchs are considered gods, as dictated by God himself because they were his lieutenants on earth. C) He argued that God had entitled monarchs with no greater power than what the subjects provided to that monarch. D) He was of the thought that no monarch was or could ever be divine in God's eyes. E) None of these