Why was Utopia considered somewhat radical?
A) Proposed a society based on communal living.
B) Advocated the overthrow of the prevailing political system.
C) Stressed the responsibility of individuals to improve the societies in which they lived; the problem was with society, not the individual sinner.
D) Flew in the face of what humanists believed, since the author laid the source of sin squarely at Adam's feet.
E) Radically altered the thinking of many "commoners" toward their government, encouraging them to question authority.
C
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A) racism. B) fear of competition for jobs. C) they had been slaves. D) they did not oppose the war.
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A. Grange B. Greenback clubs C. Farmers’ Alliance D. Farm Bureau
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A. the Reformation B. enclosure C. English efforts at colonization D. deflation