Catherine the Great's reforms were ultimately dampened by which of these considerations?
A. the vastness of Russia
B. the expense of war with Austria
C. a number of religious uprisings
D. the need to placate the nobility
Answer: D
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What will be an ideal response?
How did labor opportunities change for black women during World War II?
A) They did not—black women continued to be employed only in domestic work. B) Black women were able to move into high-level clerical jobs because white women were employed elsewhere. C) Many women were able to move from domestic service jobs to industrial work. D) Black women began to take over male barbershops when black men left for the war.
Which of the following statements is NOT correct?
a. Newtonian principles may be related to applied mechanics. b. Paracelsian ideas were never accepted because they always retained magical connotations. c. William Harvey compared the heart to a pump. d. Vesalius was a proponent of dissection of corpses. e. The day-to-day practice of medicine changed little between 1600 and 1700.
The Militia Ordinance gave English Parliament the power to ________
A. raise its own army B. raise or lower taxes C. dissolve the monarchy D. house soldiers in the homes of the citizens E. go to war