In Egyptian society,
a. when women married, they turned over control of their property and inheritance to their husbands.
b. women could operate businesses.
c. polygamy was the norm.
d. young people could choose their own mates.
e. divorce was prohibited.
b
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A central theme of Alexander de Tocqueville's Democracy in America is
a. American equality is a product of the nation's social mobility and geographic restlessness b. American democracy cannot be maintained because the masses are turbulent and unreliable c. Americans are not ambitious enough to make the capitalist system work d. Americans measure social class by inherited wealth and family background e. American society is superior to all European cultures
The Natchez practiced a ________ form of kinship in which women owned land, tools, and even children.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
In what sense did the United States enjoy “free security” in the nineteenth century?
a. Neither Canada nor Mexico posed a threat to the United States. b. The United States was protected on both sides by vast oceans. c. The United States was of no interest to outside powers. d. The United States was seen as “unconquerable” by outside powers.
Who were the Regulators and what did they want?
What will be an ideal response?