How does the image of Uncle Sam differ in the cartoons Give the Child Over to the Nurse (left) and School Begins (right)?
A) In Give the Child Over to the Nurse, he is portrayed as looking to the future; in School
Begins, he is portrayed as occupied with the past.
B) In Give the Child Over to the Nurse, he is portrayed as offering mere sustenance; in School
Begins, he is portrayed as offering a useful education.
C) In Give the Child Over to the Nurse, he is portrayed as truly desiring to help; in School
Begins, he is portrayed as indifferent.
D) In Give the Child Over to the Nurse, he is portrayed as nurturing; in School Begins, he is
portrayed as both threatening and neglectful.
D
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A) Emerson, Thoreau, and Whitman wrote only novels. B) Hawthorne, Poe, and Melville had a pessimistic view of the human condition. C) Emerson, Thoreau, and Whitman celebrated the aggressiveness of their countrymen. D) Hawthorne, Poe, and Melville sought wide commercial success, while Emerson, Thoreau, and Whitman preferred to write for a small elite audience. E) Hawthorne, Poe, and Melville wrote mainly about European themes and experiences.
Included in the Liberals' tax plan that struck out at aristocratic privilege was
a. an increase in income taxes. b. higher "death duties." c. levies on rents and increases in the value of land. d. the imposition of taxes on investments. e. all of the above
Which of the following was a problem that the Confederacy had, but the Union did not?
a. lack of a well-trained officer corps b. inflation c. states who put their interests above the national interest d. fighting an offensive war rather than a defensive war e. lack of support on the home front
Which international organization tracks poverty and living conditions across the globe?
a. The IMF b. The World Bank c. The United Nations d. The League of Nations e. None of these