The ____________________ Report contended that homosexuality should be accepted and tolerated

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Johnson, like Lincoln, held the view that Reconstruction:

A) should punish the South for secession. B) should make it impossible for secession from ever happening again. C) needed to be a complete socioeconomic transformation. D) was a presidential function.

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Parmenides of Elea was the first philosopher to tackle the idea of permanence in the world. The tenets of his theory were

A) a person cannot step into the same river twice because the universe is constantly changing. Therefore, the universe cannot be understood. B) motion and change are impossible because change requires motion, which requires empty space (which does not exist). Therefore, the universe is permanent. C) the universe is immoveable until such a time as the deities choose to set it in motion. At that time, the universe becomes mutable. D) Earth is unmoving as it is the focal point of the deities' activities. The universe around us, however, is ever changing and in constant motion. Therefore, the only thing that can be understood is the earth. E) Earth is mutable but the universe remains unchanging as the deities command.

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What role did comic strips, radio programs, and movies play during the Great Depression?

A) Because of their realistic subject matter, they reminded everyone of the economic problems the country was facing and the inability of government to come up with solutions. B) They were merely attempts by whites to further subjugate blacks. C) They provided at least a small relief from troubles of poverty and hunger. D) They provided an outlet for black creativity and career advancement.

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In Lahontan's work, he used an imaginary Huron named Adario to

a. discuss problems with translations of the Bible and the merits of free love. b. relate stories about the world of the Huron. c. provide his readers with a more accurate view of Native Americans. d. merely as a character in a play.

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