Which of the following best explains the increase in the number of working wives in the 1950s?
a. television and radio advertising
b. social pressure applied by men
c. the expense of rearing and educating children
d. the popularity of feminist ideas
c. the expense of rearing and educating children
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How did the United States hope to win the Vietnam War?
A. primarily through naval sea battles B. primarily through overhead air attacks C. primarily through the use of guerilla warfare D. primarily through the training of South Vietnamese soldiers
The WCRA was formed to
A) fight abolition. B) help New York soldiers that fought in the Civil War. C) streamline soldiers' aid societies' work. D) fight for abolition.
During the twelfth and thirteenth centuries, the focus of Christian worship increasingly centered on __________
A) local patron saints B) martyrs and missionaries C) family deities of antiquity D) Jesus and the Virgin Mary
During the late nineteenth century, work in industrial America
A) required more skilled labor. B) changed in its nature. C) was little affected by ethnic diversity. D) placed a high priority on craftsmanship.