The agenda for reform in the 1820s and 1830s was set by the __________
A) new emerging middle class
B) impoverished lower class
C) wealthy elite
D) politicians
Answer: A
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Which of the following contributed to the abolition of the slave trade?
A) wave of successful slave revolts led by Europeans B) worldwide decline in demand for plantation crops C) preference for free labor among British capitalists D) availability of sugar in the Middle East and Asia
Many social critics like C. Wright Mills believed that, like the suburbs, white-collar jobs __________
A) would likely fade in importance B) were harmful to the environment C) stifled individuality D) were a drain on the economy
Which of the following was not represented in one of the three units of the Estates General called by Louis XVI?
a. clergy b. nobility c. peasants d. slaves e. artisans