Discuss the evolution of the civil rights movement. Did the federal government lead or follow in the movement? What forces most often initiated change? What divides could be found within the movement? Why did they exist?
What will be an ideal response?
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Among his postwar objectives, President Franklin D. Roosevelt's top priorities were anti-colonialism and
A) reestablishing respect for the major powers' spheres of influence. B) gaining U.S. membership in the League of Nations. C) rebuilding a balance of power in Europe. D) creating world-wide free trade markets.
All of the following are consistent with the AIDS epidemic in Africa EXCEPT
A) 20 percent of all deaths are due to AIDS. B) health care systems cannot cope with AIDS. C) traditional African cultural beliefs limit the spread of the disease. D) AIDS has adversely affected all aspects of African life. E) Africa south of the Sahara has experienced the worst outbreak of AIDS.
What was a common theme in both the 1828 and 1840 presidential elections?
A) the mobilization of women as political actors B) a desire to return to the republican values of the Founding Fathers C) an apparent rejection of the elite in favor of the common man as a leader D) the supremacy of propertied interests E) an appeal to the economic interests of working men
What did The Epic of Gilgamesh teach?
a. The gods are benevolent and care greatly for their people. b. A wish fulfilled is not always a good thing. c. Human life is fleeting; people are powerless against the supernatural. d. A periodic flood is necessary to cleanse the world. e. Immortality is guaranteed for the believing worshippers.