Early during the feminist movement, the National Organization of Women focused its efforts on
A. changing the traditional concepts of women in the home.
B. abortion rights.
C. passing the Equal Rights Amendment.
D. addressing the needs of women in the workplace.
E. helping poor and minority women.
Answer: D
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How did the Federal Trade Commission differ from the Bureau of Corporations?
A. Its actions could not be overturned by court decisions or Congressional votes. B. Its actions required a Congressional vote before they could be enacted. C. It was a weaker agency whose decisions were oft overturned by the courts, D. It had greater enforcement powers and was broken up in trusts more easily.
What is portrayed in the 1830 drawing made of the capture of Nat Turner that appears in Chapter 8?
A) Turner's dignity and the difficulty of capturing Turner B) the love earned by Turner from southern whites C) the respect of Turner by southern blacks D) the admiration of Turner by the federal government
Puritan religious beliefs allowed all of the following except
a. drinking alcohol. b. eating plentifully. c. challenging religious authority. d. making love discreetly. e. singing songs.
Caravan routes and trade networks were closed to Europeans in the fourteenth century because of
A) conversion of the Mongols to Islam and the rise of the Ottomans. B) the Black Death. C) a series of earthquakes in central Asia that closed the roads. D) the refusal of European rulers to allow merchants to travel to the East. E) the Crusades.