From his jail cell in Birmingham, Martin Luther King, Jr., defended the morality of
A) ?active resistance.
B) ?civil disobedience.
C) ?interracial marriage
D) ?race riots.
E) ?violent protest.
B
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How does this statement from Monroe's inaugural address demonstrate American hypocrisy: "Their citizens individually have been happy and the nation prosperous"?
a. Few people were truly happy in the United States during the first few decades of the nineteenth century. b. The nation was prosperous only because it exploited immigrants and weaker North American neighbors. c. Only those who were citizens (white males) were able to be happy and prosperous; Native Americans, African Americans, and women were denied these opportunities. d. Monroe was addressing politicians, the only truly happy citizens of the United States, and the only people allowed to contribute to its prosperity. e. From the moment of his inaugural address, Monroe's policies undermined individual citizens' happiness and the nation's ability to prosper greatly.
To justify an invasion of Iraq, the Bush administration claimed that there were traceable connections between the terrorist _____ and Iraq
A) Sheikh Ahmed B) Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi C) Mohamed Atef D) Osama bin Laden E) Muammar Gaddafi
Henry Bessemer is associated with new developments in the manufacture of __________.
A. steel B. the steam engine C. communications technology D. textiles
Identify one genetic factor and one social factor that contribute towards sex differences in physical health. Describe evidence to support the influence of each factor that you identify. Overall, what conclusions can you draw about the relative contributions of biological and social factors to sex disparities in health?
What will be an ideal response?