A highly credible business magazine article says the stock market is going to collapse. The article is from the 1920s. This source fails which evaluator of quality of sources?
Ans: currency
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While undocumented workers in Europe must often live in miserable conditions, what is one bright spot in their situation?
a) They send about €100 billion back to their families annually, which helps poor countries all over the world. b) They have the unconditional right to become EU citizens and get aid for themselves and their families. Consider This: Why are there so many Chinese working in Italy? See 15.4.1: A Second-Class Life. c) Hungary and Poland are taking the lead in making sure that their working conditions improve. Consider This: Why are there so many Chinese working in Italy? See 15.4.1: A Second-Class Life. d) The United States has made it possible for more than 90 percent of these workers to move to America. Consider This: Why are there so many Chinese working in Italy? See 15.4.1: A Second-Class Life.
In 1992, Bill Clinton __________
A) failed to win a majority of the popular vote B) won both the popular and electoral college votes C) won more than 60 percent of the popular vote D) ran for president as a New Deal Democrat
In considering the revolutionary era, which of the following is NOT true?
A) The French Revolution was less complex, less violent, and far less radical than the American Revolution. B) The American Revolution proved in the long run to be far less important in Europe than the French Revolution. C) The French Revolution provided a model of revolution for Europe. D) The American Revolution proved to many Europeans that the ideas of the Enlightenment were more than utopian ideals. E) The French Revolution has been considered the political movement that inaugurated the modern political world.
The extent to which members of a culture feel threatened by ambiguous and unknown situations is referred to as:
A) uncertainty avoidance B) tolerance for ambiguity C) equivocality D) ethnocentricity E) neoplasticity