The popularization of which psychologist's ideas encouraged the new morality of the 1920s?
a. Carl Jung
b. H. L. Mencken
c. Margaret Sanger
d. Sigmund Freud
Ans: d. Sigmund Freud
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What will be an ideal response?
The achievements of Charlemagne include
a. the expansion of the Frankish kingdom into Spain, Saxony, and Bavaria. b. creating a lasting combination of the Roman ideal of world empire, Christian otherworldliness, Greco-Roman intellectual achievements, and Germanic customs. c. engendering the ideal of a unified Latin Christendom. d. aiding in the creation of a distinct European civilization. e. all of the above
Which of the following best describes the relationship between Russia's princes and the Mongols?
A. Russian princes were largely free to do what they wished as long as they paid an annual tribute to the Mongol court. B. Russian princes ruled alongside Mongol leaders, and the two cultures and peoples interacted on a regular and peaceful basis. C. Russian princes were largely political dependents of the Mongols and held very little power on their own. D. Russian princes could rule independently, but Mongol forces largely dismantled the Russian Orthodox Church.
As an effort to end prostitution, the ________ Act of 1910 prohibited the interstate transport of women for immoral purposes.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).