How did attitudes toward sex and marriage change at this time?
a. Victorian attitudes towards sex and marriage reemerged to dominate American society throughout the 1920s.
b. There was little change in attitudes toward sex and marriage at this time in American history.
c. Extramarital affairs became less prevalent, as conservative values dominated urban American society.
d. The increase in drinking and the countercultural style of urbanites resulted in a return to more conservative attitudes toward sex and marriage.
e. There was an increased permissiveness in attitudes toward sex, and more tolerance toward and a higher incidence of divorce.
E
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Features of European social and economic life in the seventeenth century included
A) the decline of Atlantic trading centers and the flourishing of Mediterranean ports. B) the decline in urban population. C) frequent peasant rebellions against higher taxes. D) the abolition of the putting-out system. E) a better living style and level of life for the urban working classes.
Which ruler saw himself as the defender of Catholicism?
A) Rudolf II B) Ivan III C) King Henry IV D) Philip II
Sixteenth-century Japan lacked
a. a centralized government. b. stability after the rise of the Tokugawa shogunate. c. commercial activity. d. artistic innovation. e. commercial ties to Korea, Vietnam, and China.