By the 1830s, disease, war, and migration had eliminated most native communities in the developing __________.
a. Mid-Atlantic
b. Northeast
c. Old Northwest
d. Southeast
b. Northeast
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Unlike China, where scholar bureaucrats eventually rose to positions of dominance, in medieval Japan the ________ class rose to dominance
A) farmer B) warrior C) hereditary rulers D) priest E) merchant
Who were referred to as "wets"?
A) those who opposed Prohibition B) the criminals who thrived during Prohibition C) Southern preachers, especially Baptists, who supported temperance D) federal agents who enforced Prohibition E) those who flouted Prohibition, especially owners of speakeasies
Which of the following is an example of cultural relativism?
A) A rejection of anything not European. B) A rejection of the new sciences. C) A rejection of social reform. D) A rejection of European ethnocentrism. E) A rejection of international trade.
The Knights of Labor parted from normal labor organization because they
a. were organized by industry rather than by craft. b. were organized by craft rather than by industry. c. admitted only skilled labor. d. were relatively unorganized. e. sought only higher wages and better working conditions.