During the Great Depression more than 400,000 Mexicans left the United States, both voluntarily and involuntarily
A) True
B) False
A
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Muir married a woman who
a) encouraged him to explore and write about the wilderness. b) divorced him after three years because of his constant absence. c) tried unsuccessfully to break him away from his beloved wilderness. d) traveled with him on his wilderness adventures. e) constantly nagged him to "get a real job."
Early farming in river flood plains resulted in a more reliable harvest because of several reasons. What is NOT one of these reasons?
a. Crops were less dependent on rainfall. b. River sediments deposited nutrients. c. Natural fertilization made a sedentary lifestyle possible. d. Governments were not centralized yet. e. Workers were more available in river basin areas.
Rather than relying on the EEOC to prove that an employer intentionally discriminated against an individual, some people argued that it was possible to prove discrimination by a. using statistics on the relative numbers of women and minorities hired or promoted by an employer. b. relying on expert witnesses. c. using competency tests as evidence of a job applicant's suitability for
employment or an employee's suitabilityfor promotion. d. enlisting the aid of civil rights organizations.
The Buddha was probably the first to advocate what religious practice?
a. animal sacrifices b. ritualized prayer c. chanting d. monasticism e. repeating prayers