The most significant concept to emerge from the Scientific Revolution was
A) the equality of all people.
B) the ability to ensure profit and material success.
C) the ability of human reason to learn the laws of nature and bring about progress.
D) acceptance of new technology.
E) all of the above.
C
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The impact of the Huns on the Roman Empire can be characterized as __________
A) moderate, direct B) indirect but serious C) fatal D) insignificant
The black editor of the New York Age, ________, praised the unions for uniting the races in pursuit of economic justice
A) Frederick Douglass B) T. Thomas Fortune C) Emanuel Fortune D) Isaiah Montgomery
One of the major reasons the Knights of Labor failed was
a. its racial exclusiveness. b. its support of unskilled workers. c. its failure to admit women to its ranks. d. its abandonment of the concept of independent producers. e. the absence of "class consciousness" that caused the Knights to neglect focusing their energies on agitating and negotiating for what economic benefits they could gain from the existing capitalist system.
What are some examples of Romanization as taken from the primary source readings?
A) In Spain, there were toga-wearers that had completely adopted the Roman clothing, language, and way of life. B) The Celts in Briton were seduced into accepting Roman ways, like the baths and togas, and liberal education in Latin and Roman history. C) The Roman adoption of barbarian words into their vocabulary was soon adopted by many other tribes that were under Roman control (the word carro). D) The use of Roman architectural styles in Dacia E) All of these