A wartime ad read, "Will you ever have another car? Another radio? Another gleaming new refrigerator? Those who live under dictators merely dream of such possessions." This ad links consumerism with __________
A) justice
B) fascism
C) democracy
D) victory
C
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How was the shadow principal applied to the government bureaucracy?
A) It was an intellectual movement to restore good government. B) It allowed for the creation of an imperial university. C) The bureaucrats had to be knowledgeable in Confucianism and Legalism. D) Recommendation was the only recruitment tool. E) High officials had sons and grandsons automatically appointed to office.
Which of the following is NOT a negative effect that King Cotton had on the economy of the South?
A) Southern planters diversified to find other cash crops. B) Attention was drawn away from the development of southern cities. C) Most mercantile services were in northern hands. D) Industrial growth lagged behind the North.
Francis Cabot Lowell and Paul Moody changed textile manufacturing with their invention of a/an:
A) power loom. B) carding machine. C) assembly line. D) power sewing machine.
Describe the participation of women and children in the industrial economy around the turn of the century. What sorts of laws or regulations were passed to protect children in particular? Were they effective?
What will be an ideal response?