After the American Revolution, free white women
A) ?prided themselves on virtue and self-restraint.
B) ?had fewer children.
C) were still denied many rights, especially after marriage.
D) ?made a virtue of their legal and political limitations as they were free from the corruptions of money and power.
E) ?All of these are correct.
E
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The first intercontinental empire in the West since Roman times was
a. England. b. Portugal. c. the Netherlands. d. Spain. e. France.
How did Germany's universities react to the Nazi system?
a. Germany's long and powerful academic tradition created a habit of independent, critical thinking that dominated academia and vigorously opposed the Nazis. b. For generations, German universities promoted extreme nationalism, opposed liberalism, and supported "irrational political Romanticism" and hero worship. A majority of professors and student found their hero in Hitler. c. Germany's universities were focused on the physical sciences and technology (especially since the Second Industrial Revolution) and, thus, were neutral about the highly politicized Nazi system. d. As part of the policy of coordination, massive purges removed a majority of university professors. Universities, therefore, supported the Nazis. e. After initial uncertainties, most German universities adopted a policy of passive resistance.
Why did the British retreat to New York after defeating the Patriots in Boston?
A) They wanted to be prepared for an attack by the Patriots from the South.
B) They could not hold Boston after their victory there.
C) The terrain in New England was far more treacherous than that in New York.
D) They hoped to destroy the morale of the colonists by occupying the Patriot stronghold of New York City.
E) They wanted to isolate Patriot New England from the rest of the colonies.
In an effort to expand markets and avoid foreign tariffs, U.S. companies
a. made negotiating concessions with organized labor. b. increasingly became multinational corporations. c. resorted to trade embargoes with European nations. d. supported the Sheppard-Towner Act.