The West German chancellor whose policy of Ostpolitik improved relations with East Germany was
A) Willy Brandt.
B) Konrad Adenauer.
C) Helmut Kohl.
D) Helmut Schmidt.
E) Walter Ulbricht.
A
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Which of the following are features of the national state that developed in the West from the thirteenth to the seventeenth century?
a. The state had people who could imagine themselves as part of a community. b. The state encouraged commerce and industry. c. The state harnessed the power of its nobility. d. The state became an entity inherited from generation to generation. e. all of the above
The Indian chief who fought for the British in New York and Pennsylvania was
a. Seneca. b. Pontiac. c. Joseph Brant. d. King Philip. e. Cowpens.
How does the approach of Descartes to knowledge, summed up in “I think, therefore I am,” represent a departure from previous thinking, such as that of Aristotle? If Descartes rejects the data provided by the senses, what is he thinking about—that is, where does the raw material of thought come from? How can he know that God exists? Some modern critics have seen in Descartes’ method a
tendency to imprison the thinker within his or her own mind, cut off from the real world and from other people. Do you agree? What will be an ideal response?