Why does the study of history beginning in eighteenth century become more complex?
A. because documentation declines
B. because homogeneous, self-contained societies began to disappear
C. because religious censorship increases
D. all of the above
E. none of the above
Ans: B. because homogeneous, self-contained societies began to disappear
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In addition to new technologies, what other strategy did the Royal Navy deploy?
a) port blockades that deprived Germany of needed goods and weakened its civilian morale b) sending hospital ships to care for French and Belgian citizens caught up in war, which helped keep alliances strong Consider This: How did the Royal Navy compare in size with Germany’s fleet? See 11.2.3: The Technological War. c) using battleships to import hard-to-get merchandise and buoy the spirits of the British Consider This: How did the Royal Navy compare in size with Germany’s fleet? See 11.2.3: The Technological War. d) commissioning the world’s first aircraft carrier Consider This: How did the Royal Navy compare in size with Germany’s fleet? See 11.2.3: The Technological War.
Which of the following would NOT count as aggression according to the social psychology definition?
A. throwing a rock at an unsuspecting victim but missing and hitting no one B. screaming hurtful words in someone’s face C. smashing one’s tennis racket after losing a point D. undermining someone’s reputation via gossip
The concept of ?_________________ occupied the center of English political identity during the eighteenth century
A) equality B) ?oligarchy C) ?liberty D) ?tyranny E) ?aristocracy
President Hoover's support for the Reconstruction Finance Corporation
A) demonstrated his lack of concern for the struggling nation. B) had little effect because it never invested enough to save all the banks that needed saving. C) evidenced even a mild conservative's hesitancy to involve the government in the economy. D) was solely a result of his desire not to work with a Democratic Congress.