Macon’s Bill Number Two established trade with__________.
a. Britain but not with France
b. both Britain and France
c. France, but not with Britain
d. both Spain and Britain
b. both Britain and France
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Based on the information in Map 6.3, which language would have been most likely spoken by officials and merchants in Spain?
A) Aramaic B) Celtic C) Greek D) Latin
Le Bon's work on crowds had a political subtext, namely that
a. crowds could form the basis for an anarcho-syndicalist government. b. crowds could be manipulated to overthrow bourgeois governments. c. the masses were incapable of governing themselves. d. the behavior of crowds showed the power of reason. e. individualism needs to be revived.
Which U.S. Supreme Court decision(s) did the Fourteenth Amendment reverse?
(A) The Slaughterhouse Cases (B) The Civil Rights Cases (C) Dred Scott v. Sanford (D) United States v. Cruikshank
According to Hatton and Nell Trautner’s reading, the presence of a combination of many sexualized attributes—body position, extent of nudity, textual cues, and more—is known as what?
a. Erotic exploitation b. Sexual exploitation c. Hypersexualization d. Gratuitous sexualization