Which of the following was most responsible for the "Great Recession"?
A. the housing bubble and collapse of that market
B. the collapse of the auto industry
C. the impact of globalization and outsourcing
D. the dot-com bubble
Answer: A
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A. discussing the political potential of rethinking “normalization” of gay visibility as “conventionalization” B. seeing how far off the average path a political figure has veered C. examining the social potential of redefining “homogeneity” of race visibility as “equality” D. exploring the cultural potential of restarting straight ideology and seeing it as a new starting place for equity
Arnold Toynbee believed all the following about modern society EXCEPT
a. though flawed, the liberal humanism of the Enlightenment is the best hope of humankind. b. nationalism is a primitive religion. c. modern political ideologies have substituted the community for God. d. politico-religious movements such as Nazism have been developing for over four centuries. e. the emphasis on community has released the brutal side of human nature.
Thomas Hooker and Roger Williams were both executed for their dissent on the major tenets of Puritanism.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
The Peninsular campaign in 1862
A. was an example of General McClellan's conservative approach to battle. B. ultimately ended in a major Union victory and signaled a turning point in the war. C. saw the first Confederate siege of Washington, D.C. D. saw General George McClellan plan an ambitious assault on Charleston, South Carolina. E. All these answers are correct.