Hypatia
What will be an ideal response?
Head of the Neo-platonic philosophy school of Alexandria who was murdered by fanatical Christians in 415
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How did the French treat the remplaçantes during World War I?
a) At the outbreak of the war, many praised remplaçantes for doing vital work throughout France. b) The remplaçantes were always viewed with suspicion, especially by middle-class wives. Consider This: After the war, the remplaçantes were quickly pushed out of their jobs. See 11.7: Narrative: Mademoiselles at the Factory. c) The remplaçantes were given auxiliary military status, which improved their social positions. Consider This: After the war, the remplaçantes were quickly pushed out of their jobs. See 11.7: Narrative: Mademoiselles at the Factory. d) The status of the remplaçantes depended on which of the jobs they filled and in which industries. Consider This: After the war, the remplaçantes were quickly pushed out of their jobs. See 11.7: Narrative: Mademoiselles at the Factory.
Walter Camp played a major role in establishing
A) baseball as a major sport. B) the role of religion in education. C) football as a major sport. D) the Boy Scouts of America.
In the cotton belt, planters
a. moved away from the task system. b. generally permitted slaves to keep small gardens. c. had less control over their slaves than in the Chesapeake. d. sought to diversify their agriculture. e. worked their slaves less than did coastal planters.
The election of 1824 was decided in the House of Representatives because
a. Andrew Jackson had a majority of electoral votes but not a majority of popular votes b. no candidate had a majority of electoral votes c. John Quincy Adams had a majority of the popular vote, but not a majority of electoral votes d. Adams had a majority of electoral votes, but not a majority of the popular vote e. having more than two candidates makes it impossible for anyone to win a majority of popular and electoral votes