In his attitude toward the German Social Democratic Party, Bismarck sought to
A) remove the reasons for the existence of the Socialists.
B) get Socialist support against the Catholics.
C) cooperate with the Socialist members of Parliament.
D) encourage the spread of party membership.
E) execute, exile, and eliminate the Socialists.
A
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Why did Great Britain partition India at the time of its independence?
a) Muslims refused to live under the rule of Hindus, convincing Great Britain to partition India along religious lines. b) India had never been united except under British rule, so it was natural to split it when independence came. Consider This: More than a million people died in the ethnic cleansing that followed the partition. See 14.4: The Colonial Collapse. c) Great Britain had long promised a free Pakistan as the price of support in the First and Second World Wars. Consider This: More than a million people died in the ethnic cleansing that followed the partition. See 14.4: The Colonial Collapse. d) Mahatma Gandhi proposed the split as a way to make governing the huge territory more manageable. Consider This: More than a million people died in the ethnic cleansing that followed the partition. See 14.4: The Colonial Collapse.
The Pan-African movement was based on
A) notions of unity among black peoples around the world. B) a return to Africa and creation of such countries as Liberia. C) the common goals of black men and women in the United States. D) the idea that African Americans are the superior race.
Mamie Phipps Clark researched self-image among black children using
A) coloring. B) writing samples. C) drama. D) music.
Prior to 1860, American urban society
A. saw Irish immigrants have fewer rights than free blacks. B. None of these answers is correct. C. saw wealthy people move toward the outer edges of cities. D. considered the conspicuous display of wealth to be poor social behavior. E. included a substantial number of destitute poor.