The Texas-based energy company that would become the most infamous example of corruption in the 1990s was
a. Adelphia.
b. Enron.
c. Tyco.
d. A.T.T.
e. Tyson.
b
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By the end of the eleventh century C.E., Buddhism was
a. becoming less popular in India. b. being used by more Indian rulers to justify their rule. c. developing more monasteries throughout India. d. adopting the traditions of blood sacrifice to its practice in India.
In order to make his patients aware of repressed feelings or ease their nerves, Sigmund Freud did not employ
a. hypnosis. b. meditation. c. free association. d. psychoanalysis.
Jacob Riis, in his publication How the Other Half Lives, examined the
A) horrific conditions in the meatpacking plants in Chicago. B) dilapidated housing conditions for poor and immigrant residents of New York City. C) nature of political corruption in Detroit. D) ramifications of alcohol abuse on families in Boston.
Attempts to enact the new Fugitive Slave Act of 1850 made little or no impression on northerners
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false