What was Titchener's most important lasting contribution, according to the text?
A. the idea that psychology must be the study of the mind
B. the promotion of basic laboratory research
C. the creation of the method of systematic experimental introspection
D. the idea that the structure of the mind had to be understood before the function of the mind could be investigated
B. the promotion of basic laboratory research
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Who were the Wahhabis?
A) Muslims who sought western changes to modernize the Ottoman Empire B) an aggressive puritanical movement founded in Arabia to cleanse Sunni Islam of Sufism C) the conscripted peasant army D) the elite Ottoman mounted troops E) Muslims who believed in toleration among all religious groups
Thomas Jefferson favored a political system in which
a. the central government possessed the bulk of the power. b. cities were the primary focus of political activity. c. a large standing army ensured peace. d. the states retained the majority of political power. e. manufacturing interests dominated.
The Fourth Buddhist Council was organized to
a. make a written copy of the teachings of the Buddha. b. determine which oral versions of transmitted texts were authoritative. c. reform Buddhism into the Greater Vehicle version. d. translate Buddhism from Sanskrit into the Hindi of southern India. e. reform the Theravada version of Buddhism.
A primary goal of the Monroe Doctrine (1823) was to
(a) prevent European intervention in Latin America (b) create an opportunity for the annexation of Canada (c) protect the site of a canal across Central America (d) help European nations establish new Western Hemisphere colonies