Which of the following statements concerning the equal rights amendment advocated by Alice Paul and the National Woman's party is true?
A) It unified the feminist movement in the 1920s, which had become splintered after women won the vote.
B) It attracted the support of young women, who looked up to the feminists for their civic idealism.
C) It was supported by an alliance of professional women and labor activists.
D) It turned out to be the deciding issue in the 1928 presidential election.
E) It was opposed by other women reformers who worried that it would jeopardize laws protecting female workers.
E
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A) It decided upon a preemptive strike to force the U.S. to yield to its demands. B) It wanted to use Pearl Harbor as a base for attacks against the United States. C) It believed that the United States was planning an attack on Japan from Pearl Harbor. D) To protect its eastern flank, Japan wanted to seize the Hawaiian Islands. E) It thought the United States was developing the atomic bomb there.
For most Revolutionary American political thinkers, the concept of equality meant that there should be equality of
A. opportunity and of condition. B. rights, regardless of race, sex, or property. C. rights and of condition. D. opportunity. E. condition.
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A. Christianity B. Islam C. Buddhism D. Taoism E. Paganism
Like the Creoles in the Latin American independence movements, white Africans involved in decolonization were motivated largely by a fear ________
A) that they would lose out after independence B) of violent reprisals C) of being expelled D) of populist politics