In contrast to syndicalism, socialist revisionism believed that working-class goals could best be achieved through __________
A) the overthrow of capitalism
B) violent revolution
C) parliamentary politics
D) political assassinations
C
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In the aftermath of the 1938 Munich crisis, President Roosevelt ________________.
A. refused a French request to buy bombers from the United States B. publicly condemned the appeasement of Hitler by Great Britain and France C. requested that Congress appropriate funds to build up the U.S. air forces D. requested that Congress pass a resolution allowing him to use any means necessary to stop German aggression
Although the late medieval period has been described as an Age of Anxiety,
A) its skepticism and self-doubt helped give rise to the Italian Renaissance. B) Eustache Deschamps rejected such pessimism. C) strong papal leadership overcame Europe's problems. D) only the elite were affected by Europe's problems. E) writers were clearly overstating Europe's problems.
The Nullification Crisis of 1832-33 included all of the following events except
a. Jackson won Congressional approval of the Force Bill b. South Carolina declared federal tariffs unenforceable in South Carolina c. Henry Clay pushed through congress a compromise tariff bill that eventually ended the crisis d. John C. Calhoun emerged as the most outspoken proponent of nullification e. Jackson invaded South Carolina with federal troops and ordered Calhoun's arrest
In addition to providing food, what other benefits did the cultivation of crops provide?
a. allowed for more frequent migration of peoples b. prevented rivers and lakes from flooding c. brought social equality to men and women d. completely replaced hunting as a source of food e. provided fiber from clothing and herbs for medicine