In the seventeenth century, England experienced
A) townspeople and gentry taking opposite stands on the English political system.
B) peace and prosperity indicative of a superior culture and institutions.
C) foreign invasions, unprecedented in its history.
D) peace and prosperity largely due to chance.
E) a series of cataclysmic political events.
Ans: E
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1.Despite the stereotype that women are more emotionally intelligent than men are, research shows that men and women have similar levels of emotional competence. 2.As gender stereotypes change, we might expect gender socialization of emotions by parents to change, too. 3.When fathers become more involved with their children, patterns of gendered emotions are different in that girls express less fear and sadness and boys express more fear and warmth.
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A. the Dutch and French West Indies. B. New England. C. Brazil and the Caribbean. D. British North America and the United States.