Passed by Queen Elizabeth I, which of the following was a revision of Thomas Cranmer's works that made moderate Protestantism the official religion in the Church of England?
A. Act of Uniformity
B. Thirty-Nine Articles
C. Treaty of Joinville
D. Union of Utrecht
Answer: B
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Which of the following did NOT occur? In 1917 and 1918, the Bolsheviks
a. gained support by understanding exactly what most ordinary Russians wanted, "Peace, Land and Bread," none of which the Provisional Government could provide. b. rapidly gained support in the soviets. c. staged a coup against the Provisional Government in November 1917. d. ended Russia's participation in World War I. e. peacefully gave up power after they only received 24 percent of the vote in the elections to the Constituent Assembly.
What event sparked the revival of the Ku Klux Klan?
a. President Wilson appointed an African American minister to Haiti. b. A Roman Catholic ran for governor of Louisiana. c. A Jew was accused of rape in Georgia. d. The film The Birth of a Nation was released.
Among the many consequences of World War I, California significantly increased its production of
a. cotton. b. avocados. c. cheese. d. oranges.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Among more traditional families, parents tend to allow adolescent daughters fewer freedoms and assign them more chores compared to sons. 2. In Western cultures, when parents negotiate conflicts by supporting adolescents’ autonomy they display stronger relationship skills as they enter adulthood. 3. Overall, perceivers tend to rate agentic female leaders less favorably than they rate agentic male leaders, but this difference goes away if perceivers learn that the female leader has children. 4. Across culture, manhood is typically conceptualized as a stable social status that emerges inevitably from biological changes. 5. Elderly men tend to viewed as more idle and weak compared to elderly women, who are viewed as relatively more resourceful and strong.