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| Which best describles the british north american colonies during the time of the american revolution |
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| The colonies had a tradition of self-government that contributed to colonists' protests against brittish rule. |
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| In 1789, The french national assemblu |
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| drafted the french declaration of the rights of man and citizen |
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| Napoleon Bonaparte sought to extend |
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| In a vindication of the rights of women, Mary Wollstonecraft |
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| argued that girls/women should recieve an education comparable to the education of boys/men |
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| In the interesting narrative of the life of olauduah equiano written by himself, |
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| Why did the industrial revolution being in Britain? |
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| Brittish land owners enclosed their fields and applied technological innovations to agricultural production, thus freeing up labor from the country side |
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| During the industrial revolutuon in Britain |
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| in Characterisics of the women of england, sarah stickney ellis argues that middle-class women should |
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| devote themselves to their families |
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| In draft of a comminist confession of faith, Friedrich engles claimed that the proletariat |
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owned and controlled the means of production+
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| Which soical thinker promoted "phalansteries" |
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| The two most important reasons cortez was able to conquer the Aztecs were |
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| Disease and Indian allies |
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| The founder of the soicety of Jesus (jesuits) was Ignatius Loyola |
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| According to John Calvin, in articles concerning predestination, how were the elect and probate "chosen" |
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| God decided, even before he created man, who was destined to heaven and who was destined to hell |
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| According to Martin Luther, in freedom of a christian, which of the following is necessary for "christian life, righteousness, and freedom? |
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| Benjamin J. Kaplan, in European Faiths and States," argues that the emergence of "faith-based communites" and "confessional christianity" |
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| contributed to religous intoerance. |
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| In "Why Europe" Jack goldstone explains thatfter 1650 European thinkers proposed two major directions to see new systems of knowledge. Which of the following statements explains empirism? |
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| The development of scientific knowledge by conductin expierments |
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| What do Bonnie S. Anderson and Judith P. Zinsser, in "women and science," mean by their claim that for women " there was no scientific revolution"? |
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| When men studied femail anatomy thwy ceased to be scientific |
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| Which of the following men advocated the "teo-seed" model of conception, which suggested that the woman, as well as the man, needed to achieve climax in order to concieve |
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| According to Thomas Laqueur in making sex, male anatomists and physiologists during the scientific revolution (1600s and 1700s) |
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| continued to perpetuatea one-sex model of the body that was based on biological sameness rather than biological difference |
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| Why according to Marilyn J. Boxer and Jean H quataert,in "women in the early modern era: Religous uphealval , political centralization, and colonial conquest," did witchcraft trails in europe begin to mulitpy in the 1560s and rise "to panic proportions by the end of the century"? |
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| Government and clerical elites were trying to reinforce their political authority during this period |
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The two most important reasons cortez was able to conqeu the Aztecs were
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| Disease and Indian Allies |
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| Which of the followinw was a Huron response to the disease epidempics of the 1630s? |
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| Who proposed that faith alone was essential to salvation and launched the protestant reformation? |
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| According to journalist Stephen O' She, in Back to the front" what factors led to the outbreak of WW1? |
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| The Zhenotdel was the name of |
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| The women's department in the U.S.S.R. |
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| The model for the soviet industrialization involved |
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| Which factor lead to hilters rise of power after WW1? |
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| Hyper-inflation led to a loss of purchasing power |
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| Which reasons have scholars given to explain the cold war? |
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| Fransis Dominique Toussaint L'Ouverture was a leader of the |
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| In 1789, the french national assembly |
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| ended legal priveledges of the first and second estates |
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| Which of the following was a successful businessmand who provided his workers with better working conditions and higher wages than his capitalist rivals during the industrial revolution? |
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| Anti-Black steretopes were disseminated in European culture after 1870 through |
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| Chinua Achebe critized conrads Heart of darkness for |
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| perpetuating the dehumanization of Africa and Africans |
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