How had the technology of warfare changed between the American Civil War and World War I? What effects did these changes have on tactics and strategy?
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The shift in mentality in the late nineteenth century may be described as a/an
a. intensification of positivism that made even the subconscious subject to rational analysis. b. return to pragmatism: only those theories that show evident practicality were accepted. c. movement away from the Enlightenment and a discovery of non-romantic irrationalism. d. modern skepticism: knowledge is impossible, and therefore, the search for knowledge should be abandoned. e. new attempt to synthesize reason and faith, which is science and religion.
Who was one of the important writers of the Harlem Renaissance?
a. Louis Armstrong b. Zora Neale Hurston c. Eugene O'Neill d. Zelda Fitzgerald e. Marcus Garvey
During the Gilded Age, the Republican Party could usually count on the votes of all of the following EXCEPT
A) religious minorities. B) wealthy businessmen. C) reformers. D) African Americans.
The first crops cultivated from agriculture by the Natufians were
a. Figs b. Fruit. c. Cotton. d. Root vegetables. e. Nuts.