Those most often employed in factories in the nineteenth century were
A) women.
B) children.
C) men.
D) women and children.
E) men and children.
D
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How were Japanese fine arts different from the Chinese models?
A) The Japanese arts had more playful humor. B) The Japanese arts were filled with humility. C) The Japanese arts showed a harshness. D) The Japanese arts were made from lesser quality materials. E) The Japanese arts exhibited a health-consciousness.
The development of Greek thought presented in the text demonstrates
a. a trend toward a more rational understanding of nature and society. b. the belief that knowledge, not obedience, is essential for a virtuous life. c. a passion for the pursuit of excellence. d. an appreciation of the worth, significance, and dignity of the individual. e. all of the above
What, more than shared religion, bound people of the Middle Colonies?
A. similar national origins B. institutions of government C. tight-knit communities with little mobility D. low immigration rates
What was the result of the Jesuits' missionary work in Asia?
What will be an ideal response?