Most of the utopian communities in pre-1860s America held ____ as one of their founding ideals
a. sexual freedom
b. pacifism
c. religious fundamentalism
d. feminism
e. cooperative social and economic practices
e
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For Spinoza, the failure to understand God led to
A) false worship of nature. B) people using nature for their own self-interest. C) a lack of moral judgment of others. D) sexual perversion. E) the establishment of divine right monarchies.
Northerners argued that if slavery were allowed in Texas and other parts of the West, all the new land would:
A) become small farms used by slaves. B) be bought by those who do not have civilized values. C) be bought up completely by wealthy plantation owners. D) be given to the railroad magnates to encourage them to build rail lines into the West. E) be fought over by proslavery and antislavery groups.
Which of the following is a pattern of tentative speech, according to Lakoff?
A. hedges B. interruptions C. evading D. passiveness
What did New England, New Spain, and New France have in common?
A. They were all frontiers of inclusion. B. All of them were semi-democratic. C. They were all places with large slave populations. D. They all had an official church.