What did Robert Owen and John Humphrey Noyes have in common?
A) They were both Mormons.
B) They were both dedicated to the abolition of slavery.
C) They were both industrialists.
D) They both condemned traditional marriage.
Answer: D
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In the late nineteenth century, European Jews
a. were widely represented among law and medical students in some countries. b. moved to Germany in large numbers. c. were completely blocked from achieving economic success. d. successfully blocked anti-Semitic measures in eastern Europe. e. were granted a homeland in Palestine, which they called Zion.
The nation's first subways were constructed in
a. New York City. b. Boston. c. Philadelphia. d. Chicago. e. Trenton.
The creation of a Jewish state:
A. intensified Cold War conflicts. B. preceded the United Nations' abstention from taking action in 1947. C. was worsened by Britain's harsh judgments of the Zionist movement. D. engendered a surprisingly positive reaction from Egypt. E. provoked little controversy at the time.
The immediate cause of the Persian Wars was
A) a revolt of the Ionian Greek colonies in Asia Minor. B) the capture of the Persian queen by Themistocles. C) the Ionian invasion of Persia. D) the Persian defeat of Sparta. E) the ambition of Athens to take over Ionia.