______ tend to examine how sex and gender are constructed within specific social and historical contexts.
A. Psychologists
B. Sociologists
C. Anthropologists
D. Historians
B. Sociologists
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All of the following contributed to the growth of population in the second half of the eighteenth century EXCEPT
A) a decline in the death rate. B) new crops from America such as corn and potatoes. C) the eradication of typhus and smallpox. D) the end of the bubonic plague. E) an increase in women who married during their child-bearing years.
All of the following is characteristic of the United States in the 1950s EXCEPT
A) an economic boom. B) confidence in the American way of life. C) an intensification of the "Red Scare." D) the collapse of labor unions. E) a commitment to the traditions of the New Deal.
The key strategy of John Burgoyne's plan to defeat the Americans was to
a. sever New England from the rest of the American colonies. b. use the British Navy to bombard American ports. c. wage a guerrilla war. d. conduct a massive invasion of New York from Canada.
Which of the following was a popular pastime for working-class urban dwellers in the late nineteenth-century?
a. Opera b. Football games c. Museums d. Amusement parks