All of the following are true of the working class in the nineteenth century except that
a. they usually arrived in the city from agricultural areas.
b. they moved to the city without their families.
c. they worked for long hours, sometimes fifteen a day.
d. working and living conditions were terrible.
e. their labor barely contributed to industrialization.
e
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The two basic types of clerical vocation were __________.
A. spiritual clergy and regular clergy B. regular clergy and aristocratic clergy C. regular clergy and secular clergy D. monastic clergy and regular clergy
Prohibition went into effect in
a. 1916. b. 1920. c. 1926. d. 1933.
The immediate impact of the abolitionist movement on the South was to:
A) promote discussion on ending slavery. B) stifle expressions of dissenting opinion. C) force a loosening of restrictions on slaves. D) convince many Southerners to free their slaves.
Which of the following regions is considered one of the most isolated areas on the globe?