The new science and its accompanying institutions would serve as the basis for __________.
A. the Enlightenment
B. the Reformation
C. the Ptolemaic system
D. witch hunts
Answer: A
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The Civil Service Act of 1883 required, for some positions, federal job seekers to
A. take a competitive examination. B. prove their competency with a record of their previous work experience. C. work through lobbyists in order to qualify. D. be elected to serve by a congressional commission.
After the war, women obtained the right to vote in all of the following areas except
a. England. b. Germany. c. France. d. Russia. e. Norway.
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a. Neo-Confucianism. b. Zen Buddhism. c. Confucianism. d. secularists. e. Vedic religion.