Who designed the Bon Marché?
a) Gustave Eiffel
b) Georges-Eugène Haussmann
Consider This: The Bon Marché was known for its lacy, open metalwork. See 9.6: Narrative: The Good Deal.
c) Charles Garnier
Consider This: The Bon Marché was known for its lacy, open metalwork. See 9.6: Narrative: The Good Deal.
d) Eugène Viollet-le-Duc
Consider This: The Bon Marché was known for its lacy, open metalwork. See 9.6: Narrative: The Good Deal.
a) Gustave Eiffel
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Which event during the War of 1812 does the "Star Spangled Banner" commemorate?
a. the strong defense efforts made by the Americans at Fort McHenry b. the Battle of Put-In Bay on Lake Erie, led by Oliver Hazard Perry c. the famous victories of the U.S.S. Constitution on the Atlantic d. Andrew Jackson's victory over the Creeks
What is the best description of metal technology in early China?
A) highly developed B) used, in the main, for practical purposes C) beautiful but unimaginative D) difficult to master E) inferior to that of other early civilizations
In an ironic twist, many blackface performers who mocked African Americans in minstrel shows were:
A) free blacks. B) Irish. C) Germans. D) Southern whites.
Which statement best describes combative tournaments involving knights?
a. They were sanctioned by the church as a testing ground for religious faith. b. They consisted of the "melee" in which knights with a grudge fought to the death. c. They were considered excellent and necessary training for warfare. d. They were banned by 1100. e. They were popular only in England but not on the continent.