Protestant and Catholic clergy took issue with jazz music, claiming its connection with
A. political radicalism.
B. sexual intercourse.
C. immigration.
D. gangsterism.
Answer: B
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If an industrial worker was injured in an on-the-job accident caused by the employer's negligence, the worker:
a. was automatically paid compensation, if the injury was serious b. had to file a grievance with the union and hope for arbitration c. had to sue the employer in order to win any compensation d. could not be compensated, under federal law
The products which enabled China to dominate world markets included
a. silk, opium, and tea. b. tea, rhubarb, and porcelain. c. pepper, cinnamon, and silk. d. ivory, opium, and porcelain.
Why were England, France, and Spain able to unify when the Italian states and the Holy Roman Empire struggled? What were the foundations of these new nation-states?
What will be an ideal response?
The "New Culture" movement that developed after the overthrow of the Qing Dynasty saw science as
a. a means to develop industry and create a middle class. b. in harmony with Confucian teachings and emphasis on education. c. a necessary part of creating new ideas and a democratic system for China. d. a way to modernize and save the country from the West and Japan.