The Shah-Nama is a(n) ________
A) treatise on geometry
B) Sufi prayer cycle
C) epic poem
D) treatise on chemistry
C
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Eleanor's father was all of the following EXCEPT a
a) cold, withdrawn individual where his daughter was concerned. b) leader in a young social set known as the "swells." c) member of the Meadowbrook Country Club where he quickly established himself as one of New York's finest horsemen. d) man who suffered from comparison to his extremely successful brother, Theodore. e) man who became addicted to drugs and alcohol after an injury.
Kulaks originally were
a. prosperous farmers who owned their land. b. small plots of land that were collectivized. c. the intellectual opposition to Stalin. d. nomadic tribesmen with great military skills.
In the 1920s American business activities abroad
A) increased as American built foreign production facilities and acquired foreign sources of raw materials. B) decreased as investment opportunities in United States production grew. C) were outlawed in order to keep the American dollar at home. D) decreased, particularly in Latin America, because foreign governments began to nationalize their industries. E) ended, as a worldwide depression began.
The name for jobs women found in offices in the 1920s was ________
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word