Which of the these social issues was not an important concern that the New Right hoped to constrict or eliminate through legal action?
a. Divorce
b. Pornography
c. Homosexuality
d. Abortion
e. Affirmative action
a
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Figures such as Ras Baraka and groups such as Project Blowed are leaders in the effort to
a. steer black youths away from Hip Hop music to more traditional—and supposedly less immoral—musical forms such as jazz. b. purge Hip Hop of its violent and misogynistic imagery and make it a vehicle of political engagement and community activism. c. recruit famous Hip Hop artists to draw attention to such problems as poverty, civil war, and HIV/AIDS in the developing world, particularly Africa. d. ensure that Hip Hop’s popularity benefits black communities financially by supporting black-owned record labels and production companies.
Assyrian kings organized their empire more effectively by
A) increasing the power of local noble governors. B) reducing the numbers of royal officials. C) being middlemen in the international trade of the era. D) concentrating their resources on internal economic development rather than on military spending. E) encouraging religious toleration in order to prevent religious uprisings by non-Assyrians.
Which of the following descriptions best depicts the Rococo style?
a. the profuse use of strict geometric patterns b. emphasis on largeness and majesty c. a fondness for curves and emphasized grace, charm, and gentle action d. a rejection of the effort to seek love, joy, and pleasure in favor of religious imagery e. stress on formal order
All of the following were true about conventional aerial bombing during World War II except
a. it did not appear to weaken the will of the people to continue to fight the enemy. b. German military production increased, in spite of the Allied bombing. c. huge firestorms developed from the massive Allied aerial attacks, killing approximately 100,000 people in Dresden in February 1945. d. Britain was the only belligerent nation whose citizens were not exposed to significant bomb attacks. e. some Allied leaders criticized the terror bombing of German cities.