The vast expansion of employment opportunities for women in the 1950s
a. led to the advent of the "pink collar ghetto" of occupations.
b. created a dual role for women as homemakers and workers.
c. fueled a social revolution that raised questions about gender roles.
d. included women filling a substantial percentage of the new jobs created in the clerical and service industries.
e. All of these choices are correct.
e
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A. environmentalists had little reason to expect help from the Supreme Court B. the NAACP had some reason to hope for a favorable ruling in Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka C. big business could be virtually sure of a sympathetic hearing in the Supreme Court D. labor unions had no reason to expect pro-labor rulings from the Supreme Court
What could happen to boyars who refused to follow Peter the Great’s rules for modern garb?
a) They could have their beards shaved by beard police. b) They were subject to long religious retreats at remote Russian monasteries. Consider This: Boyars were prohibited from wearing long robes as well. See 5.6: Narrative: The Grand Embassy. c) They could have a part of the left ear clipped, so everyone would know they were defiant. Consider This: Boyars were prohibited from wearing long robes as well. See 5.6: Narrative: The Grand Embassy. d) They would be forced to work on the gangs building St. Petersburg. Consider This: Boyars were prohibited from wearing long robes as well. See 5.6: Narrative: The Grand Embassy.
Yelü Chucai was __________
A) Genghis Khan's most beloved wife B) a Confucian scholar of Khitan heritage C) a Uighur Buddhist monk D) a Jurgen military engineer
Which of the following statements is not true about Ottoman power in Europe?
a. It came to be accepted by the leadership of the non-Turkish European states. b. It was aggressively extended into central Europe. c. It destroyed a European coalition of Austrian, Polish, Bavarian, and Saxon forces at Vienna in 1683 and held the city for ten years. d. It was ultimately forced out of Hungary by an alliance of allied European armies. e. It threatened to take naval control of the Mediterranean until the Battle of Lepanto.