Galenic traditions of medicine included
a. advancing the Aristotelian viewpoint.
b. concern for balancing the body humors.
c. pursuing bloodletting as a method of healing.
d. using sweating as a remedy.
e. all of the above
e
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In 1981, President Reagan appointed the first woman to the Supreme Court,
A) Ruth Bader Ginsburg. B) Elizabeth Dole. C) Phyllis Schlafly. D) Sandra Day O'Connor.
One of the primary reasons that increasing numbers of Westerners turned to Eastern philosophies during the last half of the twentieth century was
a. the success of anthropologists in popularizing them. b. a feeling that Western science and philosophy had failed. c. a strong interest on the part of Hollywood and the popular media in telling Eastern stories. d. the popularity of certain Eastern philosophies among rock bands during the 1960s.
The term sephardim refers to
a. the Jews who lived in Muslim areas, such as Spain. b. the Jews who perished in the Holocaust. c. the Jews who were dispersed after the fall of the temple in Jerusalem. d. the Jews who lived in small scattered communities in Christian Europe.
All of the following were characteristics of the suburbs except they
a. offered privacy, playgrounds, and built-in appliances b. increased property ownership and symbolized the crusade against communism c. served as model communities for racial integration. d. benefited from federal loan policies and tax breaks e. represented an optimistic spirit and confidence in the future.