In his Discourse on Method, Descartes argues that a greater understanding of medicine ________
A. is far out of the realm of possibility for science to ever achieve
B. is better left in the hands of God
C. will come only after the empirical method of study is embraced by scientists
D. is the most important application for the discoveries of science
E. is a convenient byproduct of the improvements of other sciences
Answer: D
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A. understand how we subordinate others B. change our daily behavior C. focus on the individual dimension of oppression D. rely on either/or thinking
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A. differed sharply from white women's clubs in their structure. B. did not exist. C. often took anti-lynching and anti-segregation positions. D. existed in large numbers despite the racial inclusiveness of white-founded women's clubs. E. tried to ignore overtly racial issues such as segregation.
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A) grant aid from the U.S. government. B) oil and natural gas. C) tourism. D) casinos.