How did the American public react to news of the Chinese Revolution?
A) with admiration for Chinese leader Mao Zedong
B) with relief at the emergence of another rival for the Soviet Union
C) with a sense of fellowship toward another government established through revolution
D) with anxiety about the establishment of another communist power
E) with panic that another world war was likely imminent
D
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Which of these leaders asserted, "I have made Philosophy the lawmaker of my empire"?
a. Louis XIV b. Napoleon c. Joseph II d. George III e. Peter the Great
To progressives, the commissions they championed offered a way to __________
A) increase their political power B) reduce the power of reformers C) end the corrupt alliance between business and politics D) provide employment for their supporters E) get regular citizens into political offices
To what extent were the causes of World War I rooted in the nineteenth century?
What will be an ideal response?
Which of the following is NOT consistent with Milton Diamond’s (2006) biased-interaction theory?
A. Biological factors predispose individuals to display temperaments that are classified as masculine or feminine. B. Gender identity emerges from the comparison of self to others. C. Children begin assessing their similarity to other “boys” and “girls” primarily in puberty. D. “Social factors” are defined as the entire body of gender relevant information that children use as bases of self-other comparisons.