As a result of changes in the middle-class family, nineteenth-century children __________
a. left home sooner
b. became more available for labor
c. received more physical punishment than earlier generations
d. increasingly became viewed as individuals
e. were often offered up for adoption
D
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Which of the following was NOT an American government response to the launching of Sputnik by the Soviet Union in 1957?
(A) Spending millions of dollars to improve American science and language education principally through the National Defense Education Act (B) The establishment of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) (C) The directing of billions of public dollars to missile and satellite development (D) A sober reassessment by U.S. policymakers of America's vaunted scientific and military superiority and dominance (E) Passage of the Landrum-Griffin Act
The doctrine of papal primacy helped Western religious leaders make up for __________ in the fifth and sixth centuries.
A. a lack of moral authority B. political weakness C. the decline of monasticism D. the retreat of Christianity from eastern Europe
Ludwig van Beethoven’s “romanticism of music” broke away from the classical music tradition associated with __________.
A) Joseph Addison B) Robert Hooke C) Peter Alexeyevich Romanov D) Franz Josef Haydn
The historical play Richard III may be an example of Shakespeare's ____________.
A. political engagement B. disdain for the Tudor monarchy C. influence on historical accounts of the British monarchy D. tendency to draw from influences such as Christopher Marlowe