In late-nineteenth-century southern politics, economic issues played a secondary role to the issue of race
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
TRUE
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Why were children as young as seven years old used as factory labor?
a) Children were seen as more malleable than adults, making factory discipline easier to impose, and they could be paid lower wages. b) Factory owners never cared who worked for them or under what conditions. Consider This: If an entire family worked, they could make a living wage with a little left over. See 7.6: Narrative: Children’s Work. c) Religious teachers insisted that children enjoyed the rigorous conditions in the factories. Consider This: If an entire family worked, they could make a living wage with a little left over. See 7.6: Narrative: Children’s Work. d) For children, especially for orphans, working in factories gave them some semblance of a normal family life. Consider This: If an entire family worked, they could make a living wage with a little left over. See 7.6: Narrative: Children’s Work.
Which of the following was associated with Neoconservatism?
a) free market capitalism b) détente with the Soviets c) hostage crisis in Iran d) Watergate scandal
How did extensive trade in West Africa shape political history in the region over time?
A) Arab merchants and the religion of Islam entered the region. B) Sudanese empires ignored trade opportunities and embraced European Christianity. C) The growth of cities declined in the region, leading to civilization collapse. D) Trade led to greater isolation of the region.
John Wycliffe?s beliefs continued in England after his death due to
A) the Hussites. B) the Lollards. C) religious toleration. D) the Conciliar Movement. E) the Council of Constance.