Lillian Wald was to Henry House as __________ was to Hull House.
A. Mary Brewster
B. Jane Addams
C. Florence Kelley
D. Ida B. Wells
Answer: B
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What were the people who worked within the informal office of covert surveillance established during the Nixon administration called?
a) plumbers b) electricians Consider This: They began by investigating national-security breaches but, during the presidential campaign of 1972, branched out into spying on Nixon’s Democratic opponents and engaging in political dirty tricks. See 31.1.3: The Watergate Scandal. c) painters Consider This: They began by investigating national-security breaches but, during the presidential campaign of 1972, branched out into spying on Nixon’s Democratic opponents and engaging in political dirty tricks. See 31.1.3: The Watergate Scandal. d) housekeepers Consider This: They began by investigating national-security breaches but, during the presidential campaign of 1972, branched out into spying on Nixon’s Democratic opponents and engaging in political dirty tricks. See 31.1.3: The Watergate Scandal.
Rationales for imperialism in the era 1890–1910 included all of the following ideas EXCEPT
a. American ideas and institutions were superior to those of inferior nations. b. the United States needed a vast buffer zone to offset communist expansionism. c. American prosperity now depended on larger access to foreign markets and resources. d. the spread of Christianity would help lesser nations develop morally.
What resulted from the influx of laborers from the depressed countryside and of foreign immigrants?
a. Wages and incentives for factory workers were wiped out. b. Working and living conditions improved for laborers. c. Mill owners locked some workers out of employment. d. More people left the cities to make a living on the farm.
In A Room of One's Own, the "room" of the title symbolized _________
A. a place for creative expression B. financial independence C. a university education D. the life of single women