The completion of the __________ in 1825 led a rise in population in Rochester, New York, with many residents seeking out religion as they dealt with the subsequent changes in their lives.
a. Erie Canal
b. National Road
c. Transcontinental Railroad
d. Brooklyn Bridge
a. Erie Canal
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According to the authors, typical Islamic reactions to Western modernity include all of the following except
a. wholesale emulation and adoption of Western ideas. b. the adoption of terrorist techniques to drive Westerners from Muslim lands. c. integrative attempts to join Western innovations with Islamic institutions. d. conservative fundamentalist rejection of everything Western.
Muslim Spain was unusual in that it was the primary location in Europe
A) where Muslims, Christians, and Jews influenced each other's cultures. B) that avoided war during the Middle Ages. C) that remained out of the mainstream of intellectual life. D) where classical texts were copied and preserved. E) where the trivium and quadrivium were studied.
The New Nationalism:
a. was a program of labor and social reform advocated by Woodrow Wilson. b. helped to unite Republicans around the candidacy of William Howard Taft. c. was used as a rationale for Roosevelt to "take" the Panama Canal. d. was a program of labor and social reform advocated by Roosevelt in the 1912 election.
During the Great Depression, both the marriage rate and the divorce rate declined.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)