What was a major change in middle-class family life during the nineteenth century?
a. Relationships between parents and children became more formal.
b. The Cult of Domesticity lost ground.
c. Families became more child-centered.
d. More and more women were forced to work outside the home.
e. The use of corporal punishment increased.
C
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A. Mahan argued that the American Navy had to be stronger to create and protect an American empire. B. Mahan led a military campaign on Cuban soil with a regiment known as the Rough Riders. C. Mahan was a Republican congressman who led the anti-imperialist movement in Washington. D. Mahan negotiated the treaty that granted the United States possession of Puerto Rico, Guam, and the Philippines.
One of the primary goals of early sixteenth-century European explorers in North America was to
A) establish permanent settlements for religious dissenters. B) attack Spanish outposts on the North American continent. C) bring Native Americans back to Europe as slaves. D) find an all-water route to the Orient.
Which of the following created tension in the United States' relationships with European nations during the 1920s?
A) debts that European nations owed the United States from World War I B) the rapid expansion of American based companies into European markets C) the continued mistreatment of African Americans in the United States D) the refusal of American companies to export oil to Europe
Explain why the Supreme Court consolidated five cases that raised similar issues in crafting the Brown v. Board of Education decision and why it chose those particular cases
Please provide the best answer for the statement.