All of the following argued for more participation of non-official (lay) people in the church except
a. Catherine of Siena
b. Ignatius Loyola
c. Jan Hus
d. John Wycliffe
e. Meister Eckhart
b
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After Lenin's death,
a. Trotsky replaced him and gradually scaled down the NEP over a five-year period. b. the Socialist Revolutionary party seized power and held it until 1931. c. the Politburo split into a Left group, wishing to pursue of rapid industrialization and world revolution, and a Right group, desiring to construct a socialist state in Russia. d. Stalin was assassinated by the followers of Trotsky, who believed that "Comrade Card-Index" was planning to murder all of his political rivals. e. Kalashnikov became party general secretary.
Who were the Einsatzgruppen?
a. Special air force pilots responsible for the bombing of Great Britain b. Special guards assigned to concentration camps c. A special court assigned the task of trying Jews d. Special strike forces assigned to mobile killing units of Jews e. A secret police force assigned the task of guarding Hitler
All of the following are true of Marcus Garvey, founder of the United Negro Improvement Association, except he
a. promoted the resettlement of American blacks in Africa. b. advocated the idea of developing an elite "talented tenth" to lead African American economic and social progress and promote racial integration in the United States. c. inspired strong feelings of self-confidence and self-reliance among blacks. d. was convicted of mail fraud and deported by the U.S. government. e. sponsored black-owned business enterprises.
I established the first psychology laboratory (a) in Canada, and (b) at Princeton University. Who am I?
A. G. Stanley Hall B. James Mark Baldwin C. George Trumball Ladd D. Edmund Sanford