One of the figures in the Catholic reform movement, Teresa of Avila, sought to improve the women's order known as the ______________.
A. Ursalines
B. Carmelites
C. Poor Clares
D. Benedictines
E. Lendines
Answer: B
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Why was Napoleon III so successful at the polls when he ran for president of France?
a) Monarchists, petty shopkeepers, factory workers, and peasants were all nostalgic for the order and grandeur his name evoked. b) Women, who had recently been given the vote, flocked to Napoleon III in droves, particularly admiring his wife. Consider This: What were the political advantages and disadvantages of his kinship to Napoleon Bonaparte? See 8.2.2: The Second Empire. c) Napoleon III had a deep understanding of the industrial revolution and supported it without reservation. Consider This: What were the political advantages and disadvantages of his kinship to Napoleon Bonaparte? See 8.2.2: The Second Empire. d) Napoleon III ran on a promise of greatly reduced taxes and a war with England. Consider This: What were the political advantages and disadvantages of his kinship to Napoleon Bonaparte? See 8.2.2: The Second Empire.
To the Union, what did their defeat at the First Battle of Bull Run on July 21, 1861, indicate about the Civil War?
A) It was going to need Britain or France to intervene on its behalf. B) It required more volunteers to fight against the higher number of Confederate soldiers. C) It decided to focus its war strategy on controlling the Mississippi River first. D) It had to reconsider that the war would not be as short and bloodless as everyone had predicted.
The "Kitchen Debate"
A. occurred in New Delhi in 1961. B. saw Richard Nixon debating American kitchen technology with Nikita Khrushchev during a cultural exchange event. C. was between Leonid Brezhnev and Dwight Eisenhower at Disneyland in 1957. D. was the first "capitalist" show on Soviet television. E. was the first "communist" show on Western television.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Race is not biological, but is a social constructed demarcation rooted in legacies of colonization, genocide, and slavery. 2. The concept of “women of color” or “communities of color” functions to demarcate an inside and an outside, an “us” versus “them.” 3. Blackwell argues that the category “women of color” emerged out of a “transnational imaginary of third world liberation struggles.” 4. The leadership of the International Ladies Garment Workers Union (ILGWU) is comprised of White males while the membership is majority Black and Puerto Rican women. 5. Intersectionality is a method of analysis that was formed through statistical models of race, class, and gender.