Scientists in the late nineteenth century and onward became the most successful group of Western intellectuals in __________.
A. reconciling their ideas with religious institutions
B. directing technological innovation toward peaceful means
C. obtaining the financial support of governments and private institutions for research
D. working to overcome economic inequality
Answer: C
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A) Venezuela. B) Cuba. C) Honduras. D) Haiti.
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A. believed all of Vietnam should be restored to French control. B. sent the first American combat troops to South Vietnam. C. sent the first American military advisers to South Vietnam. D. began removing military advisers from South Vietnam. E. inherited a substantial American commitment to maintain South Vietnam.
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A) Greenback Party. B) United Methodist Church. C) Knights of Labor. D) Farmer's Alliance.
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A) Alexander Hamilton B) George Washington C) John Marshall D) Thomas Jefferson E) John Adams