What is the significance of Margaret Fuller's book Woman in the Nineteenth Century?
A) It is the first complete history of U.S. women.
B) It was the first book to promote separate spheres ideology.
C) It argued that a woman could not achieve intellectual fulfillment unless she was free to develop her mind without the fear of being labeled "masculine."
D) It became the cornerstone of the women's suffrage movement.
E) None of these choices
C
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A) Henry Kissinger B) Richard Nixon C) Spiro Agnew D) John Dean
Which of the following represented the attitude of the planter elite in South Carolina and Georgia after the Revolution?
A) The planter elite in these two states was determined to reestablish an economic way of life that depended on slavery. B) The planter elite in these two states was determined to establish a new set of economic relations with blacks based on negotiated free labor. C) The planter elite in these two states was ambivalent about reestablishing slavery in these states because of the Revolution's principles about liberty and freedom. D) The planter elite in these two states was determined to establish a new economic system based on tenant farming with their former slaves.
Prior to his capture and sentence to life in prison in 1964, Nelson Mandela experienced all of the following EXCEPT
a. becoming one of South Africa's only black lawyers. b. emerging as a leader of the African National Congress. c. being forced to go underground when black political parties were banned. d. securing a powerful political ally through an arranged marriage. e. resorting to force of arms to carry out his fight for racial justice.
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a. to serve as depots for international trade b. to serve as places to exchange ideas and keep up with news c. to centralize cultural activities d. to connect the rural frontier to more settled, urban areas