What was one of the key political consequences of Disraeli's Reform Act of 1867?
a. The outbreak of mass strikes by industrial workers in Britain
b. A large increase in the number of voters
c. The emergence of female suffrage movements in other European countries
d. The freeing of the last British serfs on northern landed estates
e. The incorporation of India into the British Empire
b
RATIONALE: Great Britain: The Victorian Age
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A) He was concerned about the high potential casualty figures from an American invasion of the Japanese home islands. B) He wanted to prove to the world that the United States hated the Japanese and wanted them to suffer because of their attack on Pearl Harbor. C) The Japanese had suffered terrible destruction from American bombing attacks but were still not willing to surrender. D) Japanese soldiers and sailors almost always refused to surrender even when it was clear that their cause was lost E) He hoped to intimidate the Soviet Union.
The service economy grew tremendously in response to increased travel by Americans, in large part due to
A. safer highways. B. the influx of new immigrants. C. lower gas prices. D. paid vacation time.
In what ways were women NOT equal to men in Egyptian society?
A) They did not work outside the home. B) They were not permitted to own land. C) They could not make legally binding contracts. D) They did not have the right to initiate divorce. E) They were not allowed to own slaves.