By the end of the nineteenth century, married middle-class women were expected to
a. work full-time.
b. work part-time.
c. not work outside of the home.
d. work looking after other people's children.
c
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Among middle-class families, children came to be seen increasingly as
A) seething cauldrons of original sin. B) innocent and morally superior. C) perversely willful. D) future workers.
The Second American Party system is based on:
A) broad coalitions appealing to voters of all classes and sections. B) narrowly focused parties with little broad appeal. C) a multi-party system. D) limited suffrage and low turnout.
After the secession of South Carolina, which of the following arguments was advanced by Southern extremists?
A. Those who favor compromise do not have the best interests of the South at heart and are traitors to the Southern cause. B. All Southern states should follow South Carolina's lead and prepare to attack the North and take the Western territories by force. C. Other Southern states should not be influenced by South Carolina's decision and must make their own independent decisions regarding whether or not to withdraw from the Union. D. Even those who favor compromise should support secession because a better deal can be made by negotiating from outside rather than inside the Union.
Which if the following is an example of something a member of the Comintern would have done?
A. demobilize the Bolshoi B. organize the International Brigades C. advocate for Cartesian thought D. fight for the Bolshevik military