H. L. Mencken, Sinclair Lewis, and F. Scott Fitzgerald are all examples of writers who promoted a return of the progressive reform spirit in American society.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
False
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Which places saw the greatest increase in immigrants during this period?
a) easily accessible port towns like Naples, Marseilles, and Barcelona b) well-fortified towns like Paris, London, and Madrid Consider This: What was the easiest way for Europeans to go long distances at this time? See 1.2: Immobile Lives. c) small towns growing with the economy like Edinburgh, Sheffield, and Orange Consider This: What was the easiest way for Europeans to go long distances at this time? See 1.2: Immobile Lives. d) Most Europeans moving long distances in this period were going to the New World. Consider This: What was the easiest way for Europeans to go long distances at this time? See 1.2: Immobile Lives.
Japan's so-called "Christian century" was the
a. 1300s. b. 1400s. c. 1500s. d. 1600s.
For the Soviet government, the war proved an opportunity to __________.
A. consolidate power B. reform the economy C. reinvigorate agriculture D. repress the Orthodox Church
The "Five Glorious Days" occurred when
a. the people of Milan successfully expelled the Austrians in March 1848. b. revolutionaries established "a pure democracy with the glorious name of the Roman Republic." c. Louis Napoleon and the French regained the city of Rome for the Pope. d. Charles Albert of Piedmont-Sardinia expelled the Austrians from Lombardy and Venetia. e. revolutionaries in Naples forced the king to grant the country a liberal constitution.