Marx's failure in the nineteenth century was his inability to appreciate the strength of the ideology of
a. democracy.
b. nationalism.
c. socialism.
d. fascism.
e. capitalism.
b
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When Martin Luther King, Jr., publicly came out against the Vietnam War in 1967, he contended that __________
A) the war consumed funds that might otherwise be used to fight Communism elsewhere
B) black casualties in the war were disproportionately high and contrasted with the strategy of nonviolence by civil rights activists
C) the war in Vietnam was a civil war and not about communist subversion
D) African Americans should oppose any sort of state-sponsored violence
Who was the black nationalist leader and founder of the Universal Negro Improvement Association?
A) W. E. B. Du Bois B) Marcus Garvey C) Ida B. Wells D) Langston Hughes.
The passage of the Factory Act and successive laws in Britain shows that
A) Parliament approached economic reform with the same gradualism as it approached political reform. B) no one challenged laissez-faire economic ideas. C) the same standards were applied to workers, regardless of age or gender. D) Parliament enacted economic reforms while ignoring political conditions. E) giving industrial leaders a voice in politics worsened conditions for workers.
Which of the following was not a factor in the price revolutions of the sixteenth century?
a. Philip II declaring bankruptcy b. overpopulation c. inflation d. an increase in land prices e. an increase in demand for wages.