In the end, Populism was primarily a(n) __________
A) elite movement
B) rural movement
C) urban phenomenon
D) East Coast phenomenon
B
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A. sought to lead audiences to experience sights and sounds in new ways. B. held that art was the expression of the artist's inner emotional truth. C. embraced harmony and balance in their work. D. rigidly held to the conventions of their trade.
In 1920, passage of the Nineteenth Amendment
A. gave women the right to vote. B. disallowed Woodrow Wilson from running for a third term. C. marked the beginning of a new era in progressive reform. D. required the direct election of senators. E. outlawed the production, sale, and consumption of alcohol.
Which of the following was not one of the “five guarantees” offered by Mao?
a. food b. clothes c. fuel d. education e. material wealth
William Gilpin's vision for the West stressed ________, while John Wesley Powell argued ________.
A. conservation of the land and its peoples; for exploitation of the land and its peoples B. that the Indians should be protected from white settlers; that the land should be protected from eastern capitalists C. that the abundant resources of the West should be rapidly developed; that the Indians of the West should be quickly subdued D. that rain would come when the plains were plowed and planted; that water should be controlled by the community as a valued resource