During the 19th century, the concept of the "cult of true womanhood" meant that the true woman:
a. had virtues like good looks, good skills, and high intelligence
b. was unflinchingly honest
c. could manage the household, raise the kids, and be an exciting marital partner
d. had virtues like sweetness, gentleness, modesty, purity, and could nurture children
D
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Eastern European households tended to be __________ than their northwestern counterparts.
A. larger B. smaller C. wealthier D. less religious
Which of the following statements is most consistent with the philosophy of Marcus Garvey's Universal Negro Improvement Association? a. African Americans should demand integration in all areas of American society. b. African Americans should separate themselves from corrupt white American society. c. African Americans must elect their own candidates to state and national offices in order to
become anintegral part of white society. d. African Americans must prove their ability at manual jobs in order to achieve upward mobility.
Minoan religion differs from Mesopotamian by its use of
a. human sacrifice. b. cult objects. c. strict separation of church and state. d. anthropomorphic gods. e. public rituals expected of all society.
In the late nineteenth century, Daniel De Leon
A. argued that large corporations were ultimately of benefit to American workers. B. led the Socialist Labor Party in the United States. C. led the American Federation of Labor. D. created the ideas of laissez-faire capitalism. E. became a strong advocate of Taylorism.