The acclaimed author of the play Raisin in the Sun was:
A) James Baldwin.
B) Langston Hughes.
C) Lorraine Hansberry.
D) Ella Baker.
Answer: C
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? Late 19th-century novels often pursued themes of
A. romantic sentimentality. B. social problems, moral corruption, and social conflict in the urban, industrial city. C. striking it rich in the American West. D. upper-crust social strife and conflict. E. the dilemmas and strains of the new, professionally ambitious woman.
In response to the Duke of Brunswick's manifesto, Parisians
a. issued a manifesto of their own declaring neutrality in the war. b. attacked Louis XVI's palace and massacred hundred of his supporters. c. arrested and executed Robespierre. d. proclaimed their loyalty to Napoleon. e. none of the above
All of the following is true about the Cuban missile crisis, EXCEPT:
a. The Cuban missile crisis paled in comparison to the crisis in Berlin in August 1961. b. An American U-2 spy plane discovered medium range nuclear missile sites on the island. c. The Soviet Union and the U.S. removed missiles from Cuba and Turkey respectively, thus taking the world back from the brink of war. d. Throughout the crisis, the Strategic Air Command kept nuclear-armed B-52 bombers in the air.
Around 2050, world population growth is expected to surpass:
A) 5 billion B) 6 billion C) 9 billion D) 15 billion E) 16 billion