During World War I, the women working for the first time as wage earners numbered
A) 2 million. B) 3 million. C) 5 million. D) 1 million.
D
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During the Heian period, Japan
A) eliminated Shint_ rituals. B) had religious wars often. C) experienced little conflict. D) expelled all Buddhists. E) had only peasants who followed Confucianism.
The most influential philosopher of the Song era, Zhu Xi, is best known for
a. synthesizing Confucianism with Buddhist metaphysics. b. demonstrating the divinity of Confucius. c. adapting Muslim monotheism to neo-Daoist teachings about immortality. d. removing ethical considerations from his teachings.
The Republicans' call for a "Contract with America" came with
A) the nomination of Bob Dole in 1996. B) the defeat of President Bush in 1992. C) the reelection of President Clinton in 1996. D) the midterm elections of 1994. E) the attacks of September 11, 2001.
The leading Southern novelists of the 1830s and 1840s wrote
A) bitter attacks on the evils of slavery B) romantic eulogies of the plantation system C) tributes to the glory of European culture D) classical tragedies in the Shakespearean tradition