What is social Darwinism?
A) the idea that man evolved from monkeys
B) a theory that applied Darwin's theory of "survival of the fittest" to human society
C) the idea that blacks, not whites, evolved from monkeys
D) the theory that all human males were less social animals than human females, and were therefore superior
Answer: B
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Why did some North American Indians find the religious ideas of Catholicism and Puritanism attractive?
A. They were intrigued by the concept of the Trinity. B. The religious ideas of the Jesuits and the Puritans closely resembled the ideas of traditional Indian religions. C. European religious services included the singing of hymns, which the Indians enjoyed. D. The Indians thought that the religious ideas of the Europeans could help them cope with the tremendous changes they had to face.
What policy changes marked many West European regimes during the 1950s and 1960s?
a) West European governments became more liberal, undertaking broad social programs such as national health, free education, and gender equality. b) West European governments grew even more conservative as news leaked out that the Soviets had acquired nuclear weapons. Consider This: During the 1950s and 1960s, Western Europeans saw their wages rise steadily. See 14.3.2: Choosing Sides. c) Western Europeans began to support Eastern European governments in the Soviet sphere of influence because they were tired of American bullying. Consider This: During the 1950s and 1960s, Western Europeans saw their wages rise steadily. See 14.3.2: Choosing Sides. d) Nearly every country in Western Europe had a communist government by the late 1960s. Consider This: During the 1950s and 1960s, Western Europeans saw their wages rise steadily. See 14.3.2: Choosing Sides.
A recent phenomenon and major turnabout by the Catholic Church in Latin America is its recent actions in
What will be an ideal response?
Communication that is appropriate, but unethical is _______
A) bright side B) hard dark side C) easy dark side D) evil dark side