The single most powerful European political ideology proved to be ________
A. nationalism
B. communism
C. republicanism
D. liberalism
Answer: A
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How did industrialization affect skilled craftsmen?
A) Subdividing the manufacture of a product into smaller jobs meant that an individual no longer manufactured an entire product. B) Skilled craftsmen were needed to operate machinery. C) The tension of assembly-line work caused formerly sober, disciplined craftsmen to drink on the job. D) Skilled craftsmen were transformed into "aristocrats" in the world of labor. E) Industrialization allowed skilled craftsman to flourish as many people came to realize the value of products produced by hand.
By the 1920s the United States
a. conducted no acts of military intervention in Latin America until after World War I. b. was the major source of outside investment capital for Latin America since the 1820s. c. was seen as an imperialist power by many Latin Americans, particularly because of the activities of the United Fruit Company in Central America. d. began the "Good Neighbor" policy during World War I to reinforce its policy of "leading" Latin Americans toward "good business" and "good government." e. turned its back entirely on Latin America, pursuing an Asian directed policy instead.
Germany's real goal in fomenting the First Moroccan Crisis was __________.
A. gaining a Mediterranean port B. testing out new military technology C. reconciling differences with France D. testing relations between Britain and France
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Maria Charles argues that women’s preferences and choices are partly responsible for sex segregation of occupations suggesting that preferences are innate and based on gender. 2. Recent sociological research provides strong evidence that cultural stereotypes about gender shape individuals’ beliefs about their own competencies. 3. Recent research shows that career-related aspirations are more gender-differentiated in developing and transitional societies than in advanced industrial societies. 4. According to Maria Charles, a core value of Western democracies, freedom of choice, seems to help construct and give agency to stereotypically gendered “selves.”