One glaring inequity between "have" and "have-not" societies in the industrializing world of the nineteenth century was
A. access to education.
B. life expectancy.
C. social equality.
D. caloric intake.
Answer: B
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The Smith-Connally War Labor Disputes Act:
a. obligated workers in defense-related industries to buy war bonds. b. subjected all labor disputes to binding arbitration. c. authorized the government to seize plants where labor disputes threatened war production. d. outlawed Communist Party members from joining labor unions.
How did the Muslims translate the meaning of the Second Commandment?
a. No human figures or living animals were depicted in their art. b. Muhammad is always shown with a halo. c. Statues of angels were a part of all Muslim mosques. d. Muslim painters used Hellenistic forms of art, which presented humans in natural poses. e. Mosaics of Muhammad usually depicted Moses in the background receiving the Ten Commandments.
Which of the following independent Middle East states held pro-British sympathies after the war?
A. Egypt and Syria B. Syria and Lebanon C. Lebanon and Iraq D. Iraq and Egypt
What did theorist Eduard Bernstein predict for politics in the 20th century?
A) The Social Democratic Party in Germany would take control of the government legally. B) Marx would revise his theories before he died. C) All countries would soon become socialist states. D) Capitalism would prevail in most European countries. E) The Social Democratic Party would be outlawed throughout Europe because politicians feared labor unions.