"Re-viewing the Past: Chicago," notes that Chicago's tale of illicit sex and "all that jazz" grossly exaggerated the 1920s fascination with "lady murderesses" and the negative impact of city life
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FALSE
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How were Europeans confronted with new questions of what it means to be human by the wide variety of peoples they encountered?
What will be an ideal response?
Which of the following happened during the bloodless revolution?
a. James II fled England when he lost the support of key men in the army, powerful gentlemen in the counties and in the Anglican Church. b. James II was beheaded. c. James II mobilized his army to fight the English Parliament. d. James II nominated his own successor to the English throne. e. James II was imprisoned.
All of the following women were involved in the growing women's rights movement of the late 1960s EXCEPT
A) Betty Friedan. B) Olympia Dukakis. C) Pauli Murray. D) Gloria Steinem.
A number of famous Confederates joined the Republican Party after the war, including Pierre Beauregard and James Longstreet
Indicate whether the statement is true or false