Eastern European countries that were part of the West (Poland-Lithuania and Hungary)
A) enjoyed the highest religious diversity and tolerance of the time.
B) were mainly Orthodox and Muslim.
C) seemed impervious to the Reformation.
D) established state churches.
E) were involved in the fiercest religious conflicts in all of Europe.
Ans: A
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a. a larger military force and fewer incursions by barbarians. b. less division because of religion and more easily defended borders. c. greater access to supplies and reinforcements, and fewer religious divisions. d. more easily defended borders and greater access to supplies and reinforcements.
The trade union movement prior to World War I
A) was strongest in France after the dissolution of the Second International in 1890. B) occurred despite trade unions being banned by most governments. C) varied from country to country, but was generally allied with socialist parties. D) was primarily for unskilled laborers, especially the New Model unions. E) focused entirely on wages and working conditions negotiated directly with employers without any government involvement in the process.
The population of which of these states was deeply divided over support for the Union?
A. Delaware B. Maryland C. Massachusetts D. Connecticut
Among the wives in Shows and Gerstel’s study, which of the following is true?
a. EMTs’ wives were employed at about the same rate as physicians’ wives. b. Physicians’ wives were more likely to be employed than EMTs’ wives. c. More EMTs’ wives were employed than physicians’ wives, and physicians’ wives contributed a larger percentage to the family income compared to EMTs’ wives. d. More EMTs’ wives were employed than physicians’ wives, and EMTs’ wives contributed a larger percentage to the family income compared to physicians’ wives.