Rosa Luxemburg
What will be an ideal response?
Polish-Jewish socialist who criticized V. I. Lenin and was murdered in 1919 by right-wing nationalists after a communist uprising in Berlin
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A) Star Trek B) All in the Family C) Bill Cosby Show D) Seinfeld
Why did Maximilien Robespierre approve of the Terror, calling it “the order of the day”?
a) He saw the Terror as a means to suppress opponents and also to guide the French to purer, more moral lives. b) An amoral fanatic, he seized on the Terror as a way to punish his enemies. Consider This: Robespierre’s nickname was “The Incorruptible One.” See 6.7: Narrative: Between God and the Guillotine. c) A mild-mannered lawyer, he only reluctantly finally agreed that the Terror was appropriate for rooting out opposition. Consider This: Robespierre’s nickname was “The Incorruptible One.” See 6.7: Narrative: Between God and the Guillotine. d) He hated the way the clergy preyed upon the poor of the village he grew up in and swore revenge against them. Consider This: Robespierre’s nickname was “The Incorruptible One.” See 6.7: Narrative: Between God and the Guillotine.
Which of the following writers is not correctly identified with one on his/her books?
A) F. Scott Fitzgerald, This Side of Paradise B) Sinclair Lewis, Main Street C) Henry Mencken, The Sun Also Rises D) Ernest Hemingway, A Farewell to Arms E) They are all correctly identified.
What is the significance of the adoption of a standard gauge for all railroads?
A) It allowed all rails to be built of steel instead of inferior quality metal. B) It allowed trains to travel on all tracks, thus integrating the entire system. C) It kept all trains running to coordinate their schedules. D) It allowed tracks to be built on both government and private lands. E) It kept the trains from derailing so often and so disastrously.