The leader of the Women's Christian Temperance union argued that __________
A) school prayer should be a vital aspect of public education
B) alcohol abuse was a result of poverty and social disorder
C) violent crime against women was not a serious social problem
D) the government should control the production of alcohol and tobacco
Answer: B
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A) hopeful B) depressed C) paranoid D) pessimistic E) radical
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a. true b. false
Matteo Ricci seemed to respect Confucianism and believed that it was potentially compatible with Christianity.
a. true b. false