In the Gupta age, women generally found their opportunities outside of marriage ________
A) disappear
B) appear
C) diminished
D) expand
C
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A) the kind of place Margaret Sanger lived. B) a bohemian neighborhood. C) a red-light district. D) poor living conditions.
Regarding the values of westerners, Irwin Unger concludes that most of them were:
a. individualistic and egalitarian and believers in taking action b. conformists and followers, although they were often violent c. egalitarian and prejudiced, hating Indians, foreigners, and easterners d. individualistic, but timid, so they often appeared to be conformists
The nullification crisis of the early 1830s __________
A) had little impact outside South Carolina B) was of little significance for the future of the United States C) revealed the strength of the Constitution D) was an early indication of dangerous future divisions E) demonstrated the inherent solidarity of the Union
The __________ signaled a gradual end to U.S. military intervention in Latin America in the twentieth century.
a. end of socialism and communism in Latin American countries b. fall of the Berlin Wall c. “thaw” in relations with Cuba d. rise of brutal dictatorships in Argentina