__________ had few adherents in eighteenth-century Europe, with the notable exception of the Balkan Peninsula.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
Islam
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The planter ideology presented the male master as a __________
A) father figure B) king or emperor C) corporate executive D) factory supervisor
British statesmen who followed a policy of appeasement believed Germany served as a powerful bulwark against
A) the French Republic. B) Fascist Italy. C) Soviet communism. D) Franco's Spain. E) nationalism in the Balkans.
European Green movements
A) achieved notable political successes in most European countries. B) were not successful in mobilizing public support. C) made average people aware of environmental problems and gained a variety of local and national political offices. D) were primarily involved with the antinuclear movements in Europe. E) were more successful in Eastern Europe than in Western Europe.
In the 1790s, the most radical voice demanding changes in women's roles was that of the English writer Mary Wollstonecraft
A) True B) False