Andrew Carnegie, a ruthless businessman, was also unusually civic-minded. By the time he died, Carnegie had:
a. paid much higher wages than other employers in similar enterprises
b. provided several company towns where his employees could live inexpensively
c. invented trust funds, so that his heirs could fund charities as they saw fit
d. donated large sums of money to libraries, research foundations, and peace organizations
D
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The "alternate attendance" system was put in place to assure the shogun's
a. revenue. b. military power. c. political control. d. religious authority.
What was the double-victory campaign?
A) the efforts against fascism in Europe and racism at home B) the efforts in the European and Pacific theaters C) the efforts in the two major fronts of the European theater D) the efforts against segregation both in the military and at home E) the efforts at military production as well as in the military campaigns
Genghis Khan was part of which Dynasty?
A. Tang B. Song C. Ming D. Yuan E. Qin
Which is not an example of Renaissance vernacular literature?
A) The Canterbury Tales B) Decameron C) Piers Plowman D) The Mirror for Simple Souls E) On the Falsely Believed and Forged Donation of Constantine