What did most Europeans believe about the Great War?
a. It would be much like the American Civil War in length.
b. It would be an exciting, emotional release from the otherwise dull and boring existence of mass society.
c. It would last for years creating a rousing state of perpetual heroics as proclaimed by Nietzsche in his writings on the "superman."
d. It would ultimately bring about the unification of Europe in one centralized and highly militarized government.
e. It would result in a new balance of power throughout all of Western Civilization.
b
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What will be an ideal response?
Nat Turner
a. led a bloody slave revolt. b. established the first congregation for African American Methodists. c. escaped from slavery and toured the North describing his experiences. d. was the son of a slave mother and a white father who inherited 75 slaves.
Under sharecropping, what did laborers receive in exchange for their work?
A) wages B) a portion of the crop C) their freedom D) small parcels of land
Taylorism and Fordism favored all of the following except
A) uniqueness. B) maximizing worker efficiency by breaking down production into small, repetitive tasks. C) maximizing consumerism by raising wages. D) capitalism. E) mass production for mass consumption.