Bill Clinton and the New Democrats
A. won support by campaigning against the war in Iraq.
B. positioned themselves as centrists who favored conservative economic policies but liberal cultural policies.
C. proposed an expansion of government similar to FDR's New Deal.
D. championed a progressive, liberal program in economic as well as social policies.
Answer: B
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In what way do historians consider the abolitionist movement of the 1830s and 1840s a success?
a. It led to a marked decrease in racism among northern urban whites. b. It convinced most northerners that slavery should be abolished immediately. c. It brought the issue of slavery into the public consciousness. d. It led directly to the immediate emancipation of thousands of slaves.
Many proponents of mechanism believed:
A. machines should do the work of humans. B. human beings were machines, slaves, to religion. C. humans are machines whose purpose is to produce knowledge. D. the world can be explained in mechanical metaphors. E. mechanism and Christianity could not be reconciled.
One of the major problems that historians face in studying ancient Persia is that,
a. much of the source material was written from the point of view of the Greeks b. the written language is difficult to understand c. there is no archaeological evidence other than ruins d. much of the evidence remains submerged in the Tirgis and Euphrates Rivers
Hobbes applied the new scientific paradigm and
A) viewed the state as a machine run by laws and the skills of the ruler. B) developed a positive view of human nature and the ability of people to rule themselves. C) drew analogies between the state and the human body. D) concluded that ordinary citizens had to be restrained by laws and the authority and kept in their ranks. E) All of the above.