People's attitude toward organized religion in the 1950s was __________
A) incredibly positive, and religious affiliation boomed
B) negative, and churches lost large numbers of members
C) that it was not as important in their lives as in the lives of previous generations
D) that it was the only way to deal with the emotional stress of the Cold War
E) that it was something they simply did not have time for as life became more hectic
Answer: A
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A) female abolitionists' recognition that, like the slaves, they were born into the caste system which destined them for menial roles in society. B) model of the successful women's rights movement in England which had already succeeded in winning the vote for women. C) increasing number of professional opportunities for college-educated women. D) female abolitionists' recognition that the discrimination they faced was unlike the oppression slaves experienced.
Thomas Jefferson envisioned the United States as a nation of
A) passionate intellectuals. B) thriving industry. C) independent yeoman farmers. D) fiery revolutionaries. E) wealthy slave owners.
African economic growth has been limited by all of the following except
a. scarce resources were squandered upon military equipment. b. the necessity to import technology and manufactured goods from the West. c. the spread of AIDS. d. excessive water pollution by Africa's successful industrial development. e. single crop or resource-dependent national economies.
The first state to enfranchise women was
A) Colorado. B) New York. C) Idaho. D) Utah.