The focus of Margaret Mead's work in Samoa during the 1920s was
a. the coming-of-age rituals of boys in a competitive warrior society.
b. the role of harsh discipline in the raising of Samoan children.
c. young girls growing up in a sexually permissive society.
d. the unfortunate consequences of teenage pregnancy for Samoan girls.
c
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A. successful Communist propaganda on the German people B. communism's failure to gain popular support in Germany C. Soviet technology superiority over American technology D. the failure of Western powers to occupy West Berlin
The first emperors of the Han Dynasty were different from the Qin Dynasty because they
a. were Buddhist and avoided warfare and violence. b. practiced Legalism and were overthrown within two decades. c. cultivated popular support by reducing taxes and legal penalties. d. allied themselves with steppe nomads to dominate the ethnic Chinese.
What did Ali and Uthman have in common?
A) They were both Jews who converted to Islam. B) They were both members of the Quraysh family. C) They were both Sunni Muslims. D) They were both sons-in-law of the Prophet.
What forced France out of Canada and North America?
a. The War of Spanish Succession b. The War of Austrian Succession c. The War of the League of Augsburg d. The Seven Years' War e. Queen Anne's War