Anthropologists in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries did which of the following?
A. They viewed non-Western peoples as roughly the same as Westerners in intelligence.
B. They sought to create new universities in non-Western societies to support research.
C. They pointed out similar folkways between Western and non-Western societies.
D. They created zoo-like "native villages" for people in Europe and America.
Answer: D
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During the early 1770s, the patriots sought freedom from parliamentary authority but continued to pledge allegiance to the king. This patriot position was difficult for the British to understand because
A. in the British mind Parliament was divinely inspired. B. the British felt more allegiance to Parliament than to the king. C. in the British mind the king was part of Parliament and the two could not be separated. D. the British wanted to replace the king with an elected head of state.
By 1942, 2 million ethnic Germans had been settled in
a. the Soviet Union. b. Poland. c. Scandinavia. d. Italy. e. Spain.
The Cold War in Europe was most apparent in the
a. Berlin Airlift. b. American and Soviet nuclear threat. c. division of Germany. d. Marshall Plan. e. Holocaust.
As part of a policy of de-Christianization, the Convention, in November of 1793, decreed the Cathedral of _____________ a "Temple of Reason."
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word