How did the European middle class change over the course of the nineteenth century?
What will be an ideal response?
The ideal answer should include:
1. The middle class ceasing to be a revolutionary group
2. Social divisions emerging between members of the middle class
3. A fear of losing middle-class status
4. The middle class becoming the arbiters of consumer taste
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Which of the following Mesoamerican cultures developed LAST?
A) Aztec B) Maya C) Teotihuacan D) the cultures developed simultaneously
Which of the following is not accurate?
a. Christianity inherited the Hebrew view that God is both lawgiver and judge. b. All Christians rejected Greek philosophy as erroneous. c. The Greek conception of God was different from the conception of God held by Christianity and the Hebrews. d. The Greeks held that God was a logical abstraction, a principle of order, and a prime mover. e. The Greeks approached God through the intellect, not the heart.
Until the thirteenth century, the literate were predominately which class of society?
A) Royalty only B) The knight class C) Members of the elite D) Members of the clergy E) The papacy and cardinals
What developments occurred within emerging corporations that resulted in a concentration of wealth and power?
What will be an ideal response?