Map 5-1, of Lowell, Massachusetts, highlights
A) how the layout of the town impacted the lives of young women.
B) the importance of the railroad to the town.
C) the confusing nature of the large town.
D) the small size of the town.
A
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Even when economic growth in the third world has been achieved, _____________has been a particularly elusive goal
a. Low unemployment b. The growth of white collar jobs c. International recognition d. Broad development e. None of these
Which international agreement passed between 1920 and 1940 represents an example of successful American foreign policy?
A. The Declaration of Lima B. The Kellogg-Briand Pact C. The Four Power Treaty D. The Dawes Plan
One neoconservative criticism of liberals is that liberals __________
a. are too willing to sacrifice high domestic standards to achieve social equality b. are too tough on communist dictatorships in other countries c. are too focused on what is right about America rather than what needs to be improved d. ignore the social inequalities faced by ethnic minorities and women e. are focused on reducing government spending and cancel social services
How did Barbados influence the institution of slavery in England's North American colonies?
A) African slaves were used for agricultural production for the first time. B) Legal codes used to govern relations with slaves became a model for other colonies. C) An abolition movement began after the evils of slavery were made apparent. D) Practices developed that were more lenient than those of the Spanish and Portuguese.