Many members of the Workingmen's Benevolent Association were

A) Western gold miners.
B) African Americans.
C) Chinese immigrants.
D) Southern farm workers.
E) Irish immigrants.


E

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a. European secularists wanted to increase state power at the expense of the Church, but in the United States, freedom of religion was the greater concern. b. European secularists were concerned first with freedom of religion, but in the United States government power mattered most. c. European secularists were primarily concerned with creating state religions, while in the United States, government and religion were made completely separate. d. European secularists wanted to abolish religion altogether, while the United States government held that religion had a place in the state.

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Charles Darwin's The Descent of Man

A) is filled with expressions of doubt and hesitancy over the new evolutionary theories. B) proposed the first theory of genetic mutations. C) argued for the animal origins of human beings, who had evolved by adapting to their environment over time. D) placed humans in the center of a rational universe. E) predicted the extinction of man and the rise of a new creation that would dominate nature.

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Lu Xun's "Diary of a Madman"

A. was the First Dadaist work to become a best-seller in Japan, China, and India. B. attacked the negative aspects of the traditional Chinese family. C. championed the cause of female equality. D. portrayed women as "man-eaters." E. was an absurdist and escapist comedy.

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Which of the following helps explain why many black women were able to leave domestic service during World War II?

A) Many men left the labor pool to join the armed services. B) Black women had less need for employment during the war. C) Black women found new opportunities in teaching during the war. D) New government programs created jobs in the commercial sector.

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