Established in 1957, the organization which served as the Reverend Martin Luther King, Jr.'s chief civil rights instrument was:
a) the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
b) the Southern Christian Leadership Conference
c) the Urban League
d) Students for a Democratic Society
B
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The Berlin West Africa Conference, which included delegates from twelve European states and the United States, devised the ground rules for the colonization of Africa.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
In the context of sexual harassment, men who score high on a scale indicating the likelihood of sexually harassing tend to
A. be non-believers of rape myths. B. hold adversarial beliefs about sexual relationships. C. have low authoritarianism and hostile sexism. D. find interpersonal violence intolerable.
_________ published a paper titled "The Electro-Dynamics of Moving Bodies" that contained the theory of relativity.
A. Newton B. Marie Curie C. Max Planck D. Albert Einstein E. Sigmund Freud
How did Otto von Bismarck’s conservative and autocratic government view social services for citizens?
a) The government believed in providing citizens with state pensions, unemployment benefits, and paid leave for illness and injury, as well as kindergartens for children. b) The government believed that it should provide work for the citizenry and the citizens should be responsible for their own welfare by saving for their needs. Consider This: How did Bismarck’s policies work in the enclaves of immigrants arriving in Germany? See 8.4.1: The Watchful State. c) Bismarck believed that the government should support local craft guilds as well as newer unions in creating a social safety net. Consider This: How did Bismarck’s policies work in the enclaves of immigrants arriving in Germany? See 8.4.1: The Watchful State. d) Bismarck believed that religious organizations were better equipped to offer social services because the bureaucracy required to manage government-funded programs would be too intrusive on the lives of citizens. Consider This: How did Bismarck’s policies work in the enclaves of immigrants arriving in Germany? See 8.4.1: The Watchful State.