Which group was most likely to be literate in the period of European history often called the Dark Ages?
a. Aristocrats
b. Peasants
c. Monks
d. Knights
e. Monarchs
Answer: c. Monks
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The quintessential force in late-nineteenth-century city government was
a. city hall. b. the political machine. c. the political party. d. the mayor. e. the wealthy private citizen.
Why was the New Deal criticized during the early years of the Great Depression?
A) Many felt that Roosevelt’s programs were not aggressive enough in helping those truly in need. B) Some felt that its programs favored minorities and immigrants, leaving white middle class Americans without aid. C) Policies of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration were criticized for hampering agricultural production and leading to food shortages. D) Critics disagreed with the New Deal’s attempts to institute national health insurance and relief for the unemployed. E) Roosevelt and his policies were criticized for not reaching out to bankers, business leaders, and others in the world of finance.
Civil disobedience was discontinued because it was not considered to be an effective form of protest
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
To what was Thomas Mann referring with the statement "Fanaticism turns into a means of salvation... politics becomes an opiate for the masses...and reason veils her face"?
a. liberalism b. Nazism c. anarchism d. Stalinism e. politically active churches