How does the “sense of time” change in the industrial era?
A) A move away from natural forms of keeping time, such as night and day
B) The rise of factory shifts
C) Increasing necessity to coordinate industrial activity
D) Obsession with the efficient use of time
E) All of the above.
Ans: E
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A. American workers suffered the lowest standard of living of any workers in the Western world. B. African American writers and musicians won considerable recognition. C. Crime was rampant in the production and sale of illegal alcohol. D. Republican administrations supported pro-business policies.
The individual who coined the phrase "the white man's burden" was
a. Rudyard Kipling. b. David Livingstone. c. Albert Saurrat. d. Queen Victoria. e. William McKinley.
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One striking result of postwar youth culture was that __________.
A. girls married at an earlier age B. fewer young couples married C. parental control of their children increased D. young people avoided adopting adult habits as long as possible