What was considered the main function of the family unit in the nineteenth century?
A) to establish a good name for the family
B) to maintain the family’s reputation
C) to contribute to the economy
D) to defend family members against outsiders
E) to raise children
Answer: E
You might also like to view...
Why were elected offices in the South bitterly contested by many people?
A) Many were interested in the modest but steady salary politicians obtained. B) Elected officials in the South wielded tremendous power. C) Elected officials always rose up in the ranks to higher offices and higher pay. D) Elected officials were provided with residences and numerous other benefits.
Postnatal depression ________ in countries such as India, China, Mexico, and Kenya.
A. occurs slightly more in the U.S. than B. is virtually unknown C. occurs slightly less in the U.S. than D. occurs much more in the U.S. than
During the 1790s, regional support in the United States for Federalists was greatest in the
A. Southwest. B. mid-Atlantic region. C. rural Far West. D. Northeast. E. rural Deep South. Accessibility: Keyboard Navigation
__________ assumed the presidency after the death of Warren Harding from a heart attack.
a. Roosevelt b. Wilson c. Hoover d. Coolidge