The Chartist reform movement in England fought for all of the following except
a. universal manhood suffrage.
b. bi-annual meetings for members of parliament.
c. the secret ballot.
d. abolition of property qualifications for members of parliament.
e. annual meetings of parliament.
b
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a. sorghum and yams. b. taro and cacao beans. c. cotton and limes. d. potatoes and oranges.
What issue was at stake in the Investiture Controversy?
a. The meaning of the communion sacrament b. The nature of the Holy Spirit in the Trinity c. Who could bestow a church position on a man d. How church funds would be invested e. How popes would be chosen
Which group of people was consigned to the bottom of Linnaeus's classification of people?
a. East Asians b. Pacific peoples c. Amerindians d. Africans
The word gild in the term Gilded Age accurately describes the late nineteenth century in the United States because __________
A) the majority of Americans benefited from the unprecedented growth in prosperity B) it was characterized by the rise of large and remarkably beautiful cities C) it was marked by the technological innovations achieved at all levels of society D) its dazzling accomplishments were like a thin veneer when compared with its many social problems