What determined whether or not a community was for or against prohibition in the 1920s?
A) its size B) its class, ethnic, and religious make-up
C) its location in the South, North, or West D) whether it was rural or urban
B
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__________ moved to indemnify aristocrats who had lost lands in the French Revolution.
A. Louis XVIII B. Charles X C. Alexander I D. Louis Philippe
At the end of the twentieth century, the majority of the world's population was living in settlements of
a. 20,000 or more. b. 35,000 or more. c. 50,000 or more. d. 100,000 or more.
What was the most striking feature about income in the period 1800-1850?
A. It was evenly distributed. B. There was a growing gap between rich and poor. C. The gap between rich and poor narrowed. D. Per capita income remained stable.
In the second half of the sixteenth century, England
A) was torn by civil war. B) witnessed the overthrow of Elizabeth I by Mary Tudor. C) experienced persecution of Catholics and the rise of Puritan influence. D) suffered a major defeat by Spain in 1588. E) witnessed Elizabeth’s rejection of the papacy’s attempt at reconciliation with the English throne.