Ultimately it was __________ that decided the 2004 election.
a. turnout
b. perceptions regarding Bush's response to Katrina
c. the Supreme Court
d. evangelicals
Answer: a. turnout
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The term _____________ was coined in the nineteenth century to describe the period of three centuries during which Greek culture spread far from its homeland to Egypt and deep into Asia
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
A rise in female prostitution in European cities during the later nineteenth century can best be attributed to
A) heavy migration to cities by country women and their increasingly desperate struggle for urban economic survival. B) greater public toleration of sex workers and abandonment of all municipal efforts to police the trade. C) the acceptance by clergymen of the sex trade as an economic necessity for poorer women. D) the declining interest of men and women to form families. E) the decline in available husbands due to various STDs.
Southern cities, with few exceptions, were
a. industrial centers. b. manufacturing centers. c. service centers. d. none of the above.
What did Samuel Gompers's appointment to the National War Labor Board by President Wilson signify?
A. the federal government's acceptance of socialism B. an alliance between business and labor during the war C. recognition of women's working rights by both business and the government D. labor's acceptance of a greater federal presence in their workers' lives