The forty-ninth parallel was established as the U.S. border between Canada and
A) ?Maine.
B) ?Michigan.
C) ?Montana.
D) ?Oregon.
E) ?Minnesota.
D
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People living in the Lower East Side of New York
a) were among the healthiest in the city. b) had high rates of drunkenness, suicide, and crime. c) had high percentages of single men and women. d) had a "decidedly visible lack of vigor." e) had one of the highest standards of living in New York.
Which of the following statements is true about radical feminists?
A. They focus on issues of importance to minority communities: poverty, racism, jobs, health care, and access to education. B. They focus on how prejudice and discrimination against women are related across cultures, and how they are connected to neocolonialism and global capitalism. C. They believe that oppression on the basis of being a woman is one thing all women have in common. D. They stress that qualities characteristic of women have been devalued and should be honored and respected in society.
The European nation that was most reluctant to embrace European economic integration was
a. Ireland. b. Belgium. c. Britain. d. Germany. e. France.
Which of the following is NOT true about Jimmy Carter and his background?
A) He attended the Naval Academy for college and then served in the Navy. B) He had been a peanut farmer and was a deeply religious member of the Southern Baptist Church. C) He had served as a member of the House of Representatives, Senator, governor, and vice president before he won the presidency. D) He was born in a small rural town of Plains, Georgia.