Rousseau's influential novel, Émile, deals with these key Enlightenment themes:
A) proper child rearing and human education.
B) the best roles for women in making modern society.
C) the necessity of church marriage and reform of church teaching on this sacrament.
D) the abolition of the pope's restrictions on religious practices and the content of sermons.
E) the evils of child abuse.
A
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Marcus Garvey and Booker T. Washington were similar in that they both
A) proposed that African Americans emigrate to Africa. B) employed pageantry to inspire their followers. C) celebrated the blackness of African Americans and West Indians. D) encouraged economic self-sufficiency as a route to progress. E) attracted the attention of the Justice Department.
In the early nineteenth century, American Protestant denominations strengthened religious values and increased church membership through __________
a. orthodoxy b. secularism c. revivalism d. spiritualism e. "spreading the Gospel"
During the war, Lincoln played a role most similar to this earlier president's
A) Washington B) Jefferson C) Polk D) Buchanan
The text makes all the following connections EXCEPT
a. just as a Greek sculptor shaped a clear visual image of the human form, so also a Greek dramatist brought the inner life of human beings into sharp focus. b. like the natural philosophers, Greek dramatists saw an inner logic in the universe and called it Fate or Destiny. c. the dialogue between thinking individuals in Greek drama paralleled Socratic dialectics. d. Greek art and drama evidenced a growing self-awareness of the individual. e. like Parmenides and Plato, Greek dramatists focused on the world beyond sensory perception.