All of the following is true about Henry Ford's assembly line, EXCEPT:
a. It made the Model T affordable for millions of American families.
b. It turned the automobile into the symbol of the consumer oriented economy of the 1920s.
c. it made the work process a thoroughly dehumanizing experience.
d. It secured Ford a virtual monopoly in the car industry.
D
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The FIRST effort by the English to establish a permanent settlement in North America was a short-lived, failed effort in 1587 to establish a new colony
A) on the Chesapeake Bay. B) at Roanoke. C) at Jamestown. D) at Virginia Beach.
Which of the following was true of suburban life in the 1950s?
a. Many young families had to share their homes with extended family members. b. Many parents were too focused on earning money to make time for family bonding. c. The suburban nuclear family did little to encourage feminism. d. Many children received little attention from their hard-working parents.
How did William Whyte, author of Organization Man, criticize the culture of America during the 1950s?
A. He pointed out the plight of the lonely individual lost within the larger society. B. He raised questions about the futility of having an "organizational ethic." C. He raised questions about the futility of having a traditional individual success ethic. D. He raised questions about class inequalities, poverty, and social injustices.
Richard Hakluyt is best known __________
A) for his exploration and mapping of North America's Atlantic coast B) for establishing Jamestown in Virginia C) as a promoter and publicist for English overseas expansion D) as the founder of the London Company