Which of the following ideas was not part of the central philosophy of Walter Rauschenbusch?
A) He believed a truly Christian society would unite all churches.
B) He wanted to reorganize the industrial system.
C) He believed Christians should strive for world peace.
D) He believed that the nation's urban woes needed to be addressed.
E) He believed that if working class Americans had a shorter work week, they would be motivated to be more religious.
E
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a. tax collector for the New Kingdom pharaohs of Egypt. b. middleman for African goods bound for the Mediterranean and Near East. c. the main producer of maize in Africa. d. All of these answers are correct.
Peter Herbert and Mary S. Peake were prominent examples of southern blacks who
a. provided educational opportunities to the contrabands. b. assisted Union forces as guides and spies. c. engaged in sabotage to undermine the Confederate war effort. d. administered to sick and wounded Union soldiers.
Einsatzgruppen were ______________.
A. the secret police force who arrested, tortured, and executed political opposition to Hitler B. mobile killing squads charged with eliminating undesirables C. a series of camps in Poland designed for efficient disposal of Jews D. plans to relocate the entire population of undesirables into newly conquered Russian lands E. generals in charge of concentration camps with quotas to implement the Final Solution
Which was not a major change in public education during the post-Civil War years?
a. Many southern states began to end racial segregation in schools. b. Many states besides Massachusetts established public high schools. c. Commercial and vocational courses were introduced into the high school curriculum. d. Most states passed laws making public school attendance mandatory.