The growing youth movement of the 1960s became known as the New Right, a term that encompassed many difference activist groups and organizations.
a. true
b. false
Answer: b. false
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Which of the following was NOT true of the Marshall Plan?
A) Aid provided under the plan could be used for anything that would stimulate growth. B) The United States offered massive economic aid to all war-torn countries in Europe. C) The Soviet Union refused aid under the Marshall Plan. D) The United States required that it have some supervision over budgetary records of receiving countries. E) Money given under the Marshall Plan must be used to purchase American products.
All of the following is true of the Golden Age of Russian culture EXCEPT:
a. It occurred in spite of periods of censorship and repression. b. The Russian intelligentsia drew inspiration largely from Greek and Byzantine traditions. c. Ideas and debates were spread through new literary journals and other new literary forms. d. The inspired Russian intelligentsia arose primarily from the ranks of landed nobility.
The Presbyterian Church was the only mainstream denomination to grow after the 1960s
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
Pope Julius commissioned St. Peter's basilica. His architect Bramante died before completion and he called upon Michelangelo to complete it. What were some of the significant features of the rebuilt basilica?
A) The dome was 300 feet higher than the Pantheon and this topped the floor plan of a Greek cross. B) The floor plan was in the form of a Byzantine cross. C) The design of the stained glass windows depicted the defeat of paganism by Constantine. D) Gothic elements were incorporated with the Roman architectural principles. E) All of these