The late-nineteenth-century naturalist writers, such as Stephen Crane, portrayed
A) customs and dialects identified with a particular region of the country.
B) society somewhat realistically but emphasized the "smiling aspects" of life.
C) humans as mere animals in a merciless Darwinian world.
D) virtuous heroines and heroes in mortal combat with dastardly villains.
C
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Stephen A. Douglas's motives for introducing the Kansas-Nebraska Bill included all of the following EXCEPT
A) he wanted to secure a right-of-way for a Chicago-to-Pacific Coast transcontinental railroad. B) he felt geography and climate would prevent slavery from ever extending into the Kansas-Nebraska Territory. C) he believed that popular sovereignty was not a workable solution to the slavery question. D) he wanted to be president.
What did Virginia Woolf call for writers to do?
A. question gender definition B. stress economic disparities C. support nationalist causes D. espouse the importance of maternity
The Mongols succeeded the Ming as the rulers of China
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Which of the following speculated that the world was composed of atoms?
a. Democritus b. Parmenides c. Thales d. Pythagoras e. Anaximenes