Henri de Saint-Simon was typical of the utopian socialists in __________
A. engaging in both social and economic experimentation
B. advocating open marriages
C. tying change to industrialization
D. attempting change in the rural economy
Answer: A
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a. John Quincy Adams b. Henry Clay c. Martin Van Buren d. William Henry Harrison
What was the pope's unspoken assumption when he drew the 1494 Line of Demarcation on the globe?
A) Only Catholic Christians had any rights that Europeans had to respect. B) All European nations should share equally in exploration and conquest. C) The Ottoman sultan's control of Asia could not be challenged. D) Africa and the Americas were unfit for European settlement. E) The authority of the pope only extended to Christian lands.
The very first European scientific society was founded in London
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
With the Missouri Compromise,
a. slavery began its inevitable decline. b. Missouri entered the Union as a free state. c. Maine entered the Union as a slave state. d. the issue of slavery expansion was effectively resolved. e. the hidden wounds from the Constitutional Convention regarding slavery reemerged.