What is the stereotype of the Jazz Age "flapper"?
A) a sophisticated, pleasure-mad young woman.
B) an idealized woman on a moral pedestal.
C) the "spiritual sister" of the suffragist who embraced feminist political action.
D) the product of publicists and advertising agencies.
E) the evangelical Christian woman who followed the teachings of Billy Sunday.
A
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What was the Fair Deal?
A) the term given to President Truman's stronger stand on civil rights B) the Truman administration's attempt to dismantle the New Deal C) a set of domestic reforms proposed by President Truman D) the executive order that desegregated the armed forces
What is the good girl/bad girl dichotomy?
a. How women understand themselves and their bodies. b. The biological nature of gender differences. c. A stereotype that denigrates and objectifies certain groups to justify their subordination. d. A cultural distinction that pits women against each other, and produces confusing sexual relations between women and men.
Paul Robeson __________
A) was a cooperative witness in the HUAC investigations B) worked closely with the State Department C) renounced his U.S. citizenship in 1950 D) was a committed supporter of Soviet communism
Which of the following is NOT true of all the civilizations of Mesoamerica and South America discussed in this chapter?
A. They all constructed important centers of religion, rule, and trade. B. They all collapsed, due in part to ecological pressures and social unrest. C. They all engaged in a high level of regional trade. D. They all developed a system of writing and recorded a great deal of information about their rulers and religious practices.