Al Smith himself became a central issue of the 1928 presidential campaign because he was:
A) a socialist.
B) a Roman Catholic.
C) a popular novelist with no political experience.
D) closely tied to Harding administration scandals.
Answer: B
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A subscriber to the doctrine of pragmatism would agree with which statement?
a) The truth is based on ideas that work out. b) Morality is subjective and abstract. c) Divine will directs all human action. d) Capitalism undermines the public interest.
Taking the slogan Sonno joi (“Honor the emperor, ________”), members of the “Satcho” clique challenged the shogunate and forced the Tokugawa to capitulate in 1867.
a. Despite his young age. b. The power of the rising sun. c. The dawn of a new day for Japan. d. Expel the barbarian.
The artistic group at the turn of the century that argued than an objective knowledge of the world was impossible was the
a. symbolists b. expressionists c. fauvists d. impressionists e. cubists
Germany was at the forefront of introducing social reform known as the welfare state.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)