Who were targeted in the “Great Purge” launched by Josef Stalin?
A) suspect members of the Communist Party
B) peasants who supported collectivization
C) owners of small businesses
D) owners of small farms
A) suspect members of the Communist Party
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Which of the following was NOT an impact of the Renaissance on politics and commerce?
A) Renaissance merchants improved banking techniques and became more capitalist. B) Under humanist influence, wars among Italian city-states became less frequent and violent. C) City-state leaders experimented with new political forms and functions and justified their authority on the basis of what they could do to advance the general well-being. D) The city-states introduced the regular exchange of ambassadors and the exercise of diplomacy.
In western Europe
A) government intervention in the economy generally grew but was not uniform throughout the region. B) strong economic growth continued until the late 1960s. C) industrial production had regained 1938 levels by the end of the 1940s and doubled by the late 1950s. D) nations took advantage of the need to rebuild by adopting up-to-date methods and technologies. E) All of the above.
Fossil remains of the Neanderthal culture reveal that they had
a. smaller cranial capacities than the Homo sapiens b. social values such as burying the dead and complicated tools c. the same DNA as the Cro-Magnons that later replaced them d. avoided settling in the Palestinian region near Cro-Magnons e. a non-collective style culture and avoided settling with other Neanderthals
Which of the following groups will be stereotyped most similarly to men overall?
A. White men B. Black men C. Middle Eastern men D. Latino men