In Korea, the social term true-bone referred to
a. those families not classified in one of the seven categories.
b. anyone who did not own land.
c. a foreigner or emigrant who had no Korean roots.
d. a member of the Buddhist temple or monastery.
e. the highest born aristocratic families.
e
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Compulsory elementary education included all of the following except it
A. was supported by employers' growing needs for skilled workers. B. was predominantly administered by female teachers after the 1880s. C. dramatically increased adult literacy in western Europe. D. produced a new mass culture that, in turn, created new forms of mass leisure. E. sparked revolution in Germany against Otto von Bismarck.
After initially resisting the Marshall Plan, why did Congress finally support and fund it in April 1948?
a. A Soviet-sponsored coup in Czechoslovakia convinced them of the need for the program. b. George Marshall reduced the amount of money he requested to fund the program. c. The Soviet Union invaded Poland. d. A large pro-Europe lobby put pressure on Congressmen. e. President Truman argued that it was economically beneficial to the United States.
Presbyterian refers to
A) an alms-giver within the Protestant Church. B) a type of church hierarchy controlled by elected elders. C) one who does not recognize the patriarch. D) a type of church hierarchy controlled by bishops. E) an elder that is responsible for church functions.
The First South Carolina Volunteers hold what distinction?
a) They were the Union’s first official all-black fighting unit. b) They were the first integrated regiment in the Union army. c) They were the first black regiment to participate in a major battle of the war. d) They were the only black regiment present at the surrender of Robert E. Lee.