In 1870, most American colleges were
A) beginning to establish graduate programs based on the model of German universities.
B) already well on their way to becoming major centers of research and innovation.
C) just completing a decade of significant experiments in curriculum offerings and teaching methods.
D) small and intellectually stagnant with few professors of any intellectual repute.
D
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Unlike in industrial work patterns, preindustrial workers were expected to be
A) relaxed and informal. B) thrifty and sober. C) disciplined and punctual. D) regular and orderly.
The second- and third-largest economies today, after the U.S., are
a. Germany and Japan b. Japan and China c. China and France d. Russia and China e. Britain and Germany
According to Wharton, all of the following are true about work-family policies, except:
a. they have transformed the modern workplace allowing men and women to balance work and family. b. many organizations have adopted formal work-family policies. c. many of the work-family policies that have been adopted by organizations address issues of flexible work schedules and parental leave. d. work-family policies face resistance or indifference from organizational decision makers.
After demanding it for many years, India finally gained its independence after defeating England in a long and deadly war.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.