Why did Japan directly challenge the United States with the outbreak of World War I?
A) American interests in Korea threatened Japan.
B) Discrimination against Japanese-Americans in the U.S. infuriated the Japanese central government.
C) American expansion in Latin America threatened Japanese plans.
D) America's open door policy with China conflicted with Japanese interests.
D
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The club Heterodoxy brought together women of
A) unorthodox views. B) the Orthodox church. C) the lower classes. D) little education.
Which of these was illustrated by both Harappa and Sumer?
A) the influence of the Aryans B) the simultaneous development of cities and religion C) the close connection between river valleys and early civilizations D) the rapid rise and fall of a river valley civilization
In the late 1960s, views of radical feminists differed from those of NOW in which of the following ways? a. Radical feminists practiced personal politics through such venues as "consciousness-raising" groups; NOWwas a traditional lobbying group
b. Radical feminists were concerned with political issues; NOW concentrated on social and economic issues. c. Radical feminists were associated with fundamentalist Christian groups; NOW members were not affiliatedwith any specific religious group. d. Radical feminists opposed the gay rights movement; NOW supported the movement.
The Civil Rights Act of 1964
a. outlawed discrimination in employment on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, or national origin. b. made illegal the use of literacy tests to determine a person's eligibility to vote. c. guaranteed equal educational opportunities to all races. d. guaranteed equal pay for equal work.