The Indians thought land was
a. a living being.
b. the source of wealth.
c. so abundant that there was room for everyone.
d. useful because it could be exchanged.
A
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A) saw World War I as proof that rationality did not exist. B) emphasized irrationality and anti-traditionalism. C) exalted the violent. D) had an affinity with primitive art. E) all of the above.
The Greek polis was
A) the fortified citadel around which the city developed. B) an alliance of city-states. C) a shrine. D) a king. E) a city-state.
Hitler?s version of state capitalism did NOT
A) support trade unions and their right to strike. B) increase government controls on business. C) retain private property. D) seek autarky. E) build the German autobahn system.
All of the following can be said of Mazzini EXCEPT he
a. believed that national unity would enhance individual liberty. b. believed that Rome had led the ancient world, the Italian papacy led Latin Christendom in the Middle Ages, and a new Rome in the form of a united Italy would usher in a new era of freedom for other nations. c. was convinced that Italian unification could only come from top leaders. d. dedicated his life to the creation of a republican Italy. e. possessed great charisma, vision, and determination.