Who were the primary targets of the revolutionary tribunals?
A. politicians
B. peasants
C. aristocrats
D. enemies of the revolution
Answer: D
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What was the MOST important reason the North American colonists supported Parliament's ouster of James II in favor of James's daughter Mary and her husband Prince William of Orange?
A) The colonists feared Catholicism would be coming to dominate the colonies in North America. B) The colonists resented the undesired royal merger of the colonies by James II as well as the king and the royal governor who were enforcing it. C) The colonists believed Mary and Prince William of Orange, rulers of the Netherlands, would be more benevolent and less authoritarian rulers of the colonies. D) The colonists no longer believed that the English monarchy had an authority to rule over the colonies.
The term in which Western domination was maintained primarily by economic rather than political or military means was:
A. pan-Africanism. B. Decolonization. C. neo-colonialism. D. Capitalism. E. non-settlement.
The "new woman" was less likely to marry and more likely to divorce.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
During the 1920s, the trend toward industrial consolidation
A. encouraged new competition. B. slowed considerably throughout the decade. C. was most pronounced in industries dependent on large-scale mass-production. D. bypassed the steel and automobile industries. E. emerged most rapidly in industries that were less dependent on technology.