All of the following are true of the Comintern except
A) it hoped to translate the success of Russian communism into a world-wide movement.
B) it received the support of Karl Kutsky.
C) its aggressive actions split the international socialist movement.
D) it realized that its true enemy was the socialists.
E) Marxists believed that Lenin communism would damage international socialism.
Ans: A
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The three major forms of architecture in ancient India had which of the following in common?
A. They were largely formulaic and followed a set pattern. B. They are embellished with figures that give them a sense of nature and the vitality of life. C. They forbid the representation of people and animals. D. They reflected the philosophies of Buddhism but not other religions. E. They were largely developed as secular monuments by kings.
McCarthyism primarily and fundamentally reflected
A. the threat that Communist-led insurgencies would overthrow the pro-Western governments in developing countries in Asia. B. the fears of a coalition of Americans who were suspicious of things foreign, liberal, internationalist, or intellectual. C. fears of Soviet attack. D. hostility to the Truman administration for firing General MacArthur.
Many businessmen supported prohibition because:
A) a happy family life made a happy worker. B) closing saloons would increase the productivity of the worker. C) unruly immigrants would return to their homelands. D) consumers would have more money to spend on consumer goods.
Why did such Western technological and transportation innovations such as the railroad prompt opposition and deep concern among the traditional and spiritual Chinese people? What were the dominant Western attitudes towards such opposition and concerns of the Chinese people to these new Western technologies and modes of transportation?
What will be an ideal response?