Which political thinker would generally support a benevolent dictator?
a. Rousseau
b. Hobbes
c. Locke
d. Montesquieu
e. Thomas Paine
b
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Upon arriving in the West, many settlers __________
a. created friendly relationships with local Indian groups b. imported new technology to aid in western industrial growth c. returned home, disappointed in the lack of economic opportunities d. traded agricultural products with the East using overland trails e. were able to generate distinctive folkways
When LBJ signed the Civil Rights Act of 1964, he commented that he had __________
A) done more for civil rights than any president since Lincoln B) delivered the South to the Republican Party C) paid his debt to the blacks who had voted for him in 1964 D) signed it only to honor JFK's memory
Why was Chiang Kai-shek less focused on building up the Chinese military for fighting the Japanese after escaping to Sichuan?
a. He knew that war with Japan was going to be very drawn out. b. He had already lost significant troops in Beijing. c. He needed troops to rebuild the infrastructure after he had destroyed the dikes of the Yellow River. d. He was preparing for a future battle with Mao's Communist army. e. He planned to form an alliance with Russia and knew it would require a troop commitment.
The wife in an upper-class antebellum Southern family was _____________.
A. legally subordinate to her husband B. usually responsible for managing the budget C. frequently the real, if tacit, authority in the family D. roughly equal to the husband in influence and responsibility