Which of the following statements is true?
a. French-speaking Catholics had been guaranteed equal rights.
b. The Quebecois were a linguistic and religious minority in Canada.
c. Many First Nations peoples in Canada approved of continued association with the British Empire.
d. Most French-Canadians favored continued association with the British Empire.
e. All of these
e
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The "motherhood penalty" describes the
A) federal income taxes that targeted new parents. B) lower wages that resulted from women having children. C) medical expenses of childbirth. D) way women are treated in the workplace after childbirth.
An important factor in promoting the shift in American foreign policy after the Civil War was
A) France's invasion of Mexico. B) support for Secretary of State Seward's expansionist policy. C) the search for markets for American products. D) Great Britain's refusal to pay the Alabama claims.
In a study conducted by Zanna & Pack (1975), female college students were given a description of a male student who was either desirable or undesirable as a potential date and who was characterized as having traditional or more modern values. Which of the following statements is true about women's responses when the man was attractive?
A. They became more "catty" with each other. B. They portrayed themselves as more traditional when they believed that the man was traditional and portrayed themselves as less traditional when they believed that the man was nontraditional. C. They portrayed themselves as more traditional when they believed that the man was traditional. D. They portrayed themselves as less traditional when they believed that the man was nontraditional.
Axum was
a. the capital city of Kush. b. founded possibly by migrants from the Kingdom of Saba/Sheba in the Arabian Peninsula. c. the home of Mansa Musa. d. fatally defeated by the army of Zimbabwe. e. on the Congo River.