By the mid-eighteenth century, Edo was one of the world's largest cities, with a population of
a. 100,000.
b. 250,000.
c. 500,000.
d. 1,000,000.
e. 2,500,000.
d
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A. shorter work hours than the preindustrial sunup to sundown experience B. the regulation of work lives by clocks and bells C. a blending of work and relaxation at the job site D. a blending of work and leisure
In A Room of One's Own, Virginia Woolf did all of the following EXCEPT:
A. delineate the difficulties of poor women in being taken seriously as intellectuals. B. ask whether women writers should imitate men. C. challenge accepted notions of feminist thought. D. conclude that female writers must think as both men and women. E. explore the nature of female intellectual activity.
In colonial America, under English common law a married woman
A. had legal authority over her children. B. could only initiate divorce in case of adultery. C. was not allowed to earn wages. D. had more legal rights than unmarried women. E. could not own property.
What Mesoamerican city-state's name means "City of the Gods?"
a. Monte Alban b. Teotihuacan c. El Mirador d. Tenochitlan e. Tikal