__________ played a major part in facilitating the migration of humans into North America.
a. Cultural preferences
b. Epidemics
c. Warfare
d. Environmental conditions
d. Environmental conditions
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FDR spoke for the hopes of many for a better post-war world when he expressed his goal of
A) "making the world safe for democracy." B) Four Freedoms. C) One World. D) "peace in our time."
Social Darwinists held the view that racism toward African Americans was acceptable because __________
A) without restrictions, African Americans would take jobs away from whites B) African Americans were more advanced than whites and did not need special treatment C) African Americans needed to fight their own battles for equality D) they believed African Americans were predisposed to vice and crime
Herder's concept of a Volksgeist or spirit of the people
a. was part of the Romantic Movement. b. held that each people was unique. c. prompted numerous investigations into societies living under foreign rule. d. held that a people's language, folk traditions, monuments, and literature expressed their unique genius. e. all of the above
Enlightenment reformers sought to ban numerous folk traditions like harvest festivals or religious holidays because
a. the celebrations were viewed as corrupt and decadent. b. they were wild, drunken revelry that was unseemly. c. to maintain control of a passive population. d. they were atheists and wanted people to progress to a modern era. e. they emphasized class differences and might start revolutions.