What was distinctive about term slavery?
A) It was not for life.
B) It only existed in Louisiana.
C) It was only common in rural areas.
D) It was illegal in most states.
Answer: A
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b. By the end of the first decade of the twenty-first century, the United States and its allies had largelydestroyed Al Qaeda' s terror network and create a safer more stable world order. c. Operating through small cells of terrorists and using the interconnectivity present in a globalized world, AlQaeda became a truly transnational threat. d. With the overthrow of Saddam Hussein, Al Qaeda was rendered headless and powerless.
The settlement house and women's club movements were crucial centers of female progressive activity because they
a. demonstrated that great literature and philosophy were relevant to social questions. b. broke down the idea that women had special concerns as wives and mothers. c. introduced many middle-class women to a broad array of urban social problems and civic concerns. d. helped slum children learn to read Dante and Shakespeare. e. provided the political base for women seeking public office.
In the context of workplaces, which of the following statements is true of mentoring?
A. Women find it easier to find mentors than men do. B. Having a mentor increases job satisfaction and career advancement for both women and men. C. High-status men are always willing to mentor women. D. Mentors are uncomfortable with people that they perceive as more similar to themselves.