Mariah is from a culture that places a lot of value on tradition. Her culture is resistant to change and desires predictability. As a result, Mariah's attitudes and behaviors are vastly different from those of her counterparts from cultures that are willing to adapt to change. From this scenario, it can be understood that Mariah's culture:
A) has a high degree of uncertainty avoidance.
B) is low in power distance.
C) is a feminine culture.
D) values individualism.
E) has a low degree of ethnocentrism.
A
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A) managed to graft a veneer of Catholicism over native culture. B) succeeded in converting the Pueblo leaders, but not the general population. C) converted most members of the population to Christianity. D) concluded that their mission was hopeless.
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A. It led to the creation of the Republican Party. B. It created two new territories. C. It divided and destroyed the Whig Party. D. It explicitly repealed the Missouri Compromise. E. It was sponsored by Henry Clay.
Which of the following statements about political progressivism at the local and state levels is most true?
A. In their quest for efficiency and expert rule, progressives tried to invent alternatives to direct democracy. B. Big-city mayors, controlled by corrupt political machines, were the main obstacles to progressive reform of municipal government. C. Urban reforms strengthened middle-class control and improved efficiency. D. Municipal reformers sought to replace traditional forms of city government like the commission or city manager.
Unlike the French practice in the future Canada and northern United States, in the Red River
Valley they A) had little success. B) traded in skins. C) made alliances with Native American tribes. D) purchased Indian slave women.