American attitudes toward Europe in the late nineteenth century were characterized by
A) veneration for Europe as the center of learning and fine art.
B) suspicion of European society as decadent and aristocratic.
C) envy of European imperialism.
D) the belief that America was basically an extension of Europe.
B
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A. Demand for consumer goods shrank due to continued mass unemployment. B. Food and gasoline rationing left most consumer spending relegated to necessities. C. A focus on wartime production forced a shortage of consumer goods. D. Underproduction was forced by the closing of foreign markets.
The farmers' agenda included all of the following EXCEPT
A) a graduated income tax. B) federally policed production controls. C) government operation of the railroads. D) inflation of the currency.
Daoists would most likely believe that
a. knowledge is a positive force because it shows the way. b. knowledge is bad because it creates distinctions. c. knowledge is neutral. d. knowledge is secret and should be known by only a few.
Who was the Greek general who took Egypt after Alexander's death and converted it into the first Hellenistic kingdom?
a. Ptolemy b. Brassius c. Seleucis d. Antigonis e. Bucephalus