Though Nikita Khrushchev was a protégé of Stalin, he later became disenchanted with his mentor’s leadership policies and sought to eradicate them once he himself rose to power. What specific Stalinist practices did Khrushchev seek to change and why? How successful was he?
What will be an ideal response?
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How did the Code Napoléon treat women?
a) It rolled back the gains women made under the revolutionary government and restricted their legal rights. b) It expanded the rights women won in the Revolution and promised them the support of the French state. Consider This: Who had more rights under the new code: women or their sons? See 6.4.2: France Remade. c) It neither expanded nor contracted the legal rights of women after the Revolution. Consider This: Who had more rights under the new code: women or their sons? See 6.4.2: France Remade. d) It made certain that French wives had the same rights as their husbands. Consider This: Who had more rights under the new code: women or their sons? See 6.4.2: France Remade.
The response of Americans to new immigrants in the early twenty-first century was __________
A) similar to that in previous periods of high immigration B) strikingly different than that in previous periods of high immigration C) almost universally negative D) universally positive
On May 1, 1886, why did thousands of workers across Chicago go on a one-day strike?
A) in support of a strike by the National Railroad Workers Union B) to demand an end to industrialists' use of hired detectives C) for higher wages D) to show support for the eight-hour workday movement
What is true about Egyptian art?
A. It was largely functional. B. Art in temples served a strictly spiritual purpose. C. Art was an integral part of the performance of ritual. D. Sculptors followed formula and a strict canon of proportions. E. All of these are correct.