What were the phalanxes in Fourier's vision of utopian society and what do they replace?

A) They were lines of soldiers, as in the Greek world, that would help prevent the class warfare from breaking out. They would replace the standard national military units.
B) They were armed groups of citizens enforcing their right to freedom and equality. They replaced centralized authority.
C) They were small production units that would contain a residential hotel, school, market, health service, and other public facilities that were all considered community property and could care for four hundred families. This replaced centralized economic control.
D) They were industrial factories controlled by the citizens instead of privately held.
E) None of these


C

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A) Black Republicans used violence to win elections against ex-Confederate leaders. B) White Republicans used violence against blacks to finally end Reconstruction. C) White Democrats used violence against Republicans to seize control of the southern states. D) White Democrats used violence to help the federal government gain power in the southern states.

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What does this photograph of the four Chrisman sisters standing in front of their sod home in Custer County, Nebraska, reveal about life on the Great Plains?

A) Homesteading was often accompanied by the challenges of loneliness and drudgery. B) Sod homes and dugouts offered basic amenities like running water and glass windows. C) Single women were often more successful at homesteading than single men or families. D) Farming on homesteads was profitable because of mild weather conditions and fertile soil.

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By 1860, the legislatures of ____________________ of the 33 states had established state-run insane asylums

Fill in the blank(s) with correct word

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In 1800, __________________ percent of the children born in St. Louis were métis, meaning that they had both Indian as well as European ancestors

A) ?40 B) ?50 C) ?60 D) ?70 E) ?80

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