In the nineteenth century, nationalism served a significantly divisive role for all of the following countries or regions except
a. Britain. c. the Balkans.
b. France. d. Austria.
b
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The strongest statement and vindication of women's rights during the Enlightenment was made by
A) Mary Wollstonecraft. B) Beatrice Williams. C) Mary Astell. D) Princess Amelia of Austria. E) Maria Cavendish.
Employers such as George Pullman sought which of the following?
a. absolute control of the workplace b. to enslave the workingman c. the maximize the power of workers d. to seek a balance between the cost of production and profits
How did Franklin Roosevelt's bout with polio prove to be a turning point in his life?
What will be an ideal response?
The worsening economic and racial conditions in the 1930s drove many blacks:
A) out of the country. B) back into the Republican party in unprecedented numbers. C) to consider radical affiliations with the Communist party for the first time. D) into colonization schemes in the Caribbean.