Which of the following is an example of "scientific" socialism in North America?

a. the commune in Roxbury, Massachusetts

b. the Democratic Party

c. the presidency of Eugene V. Debs

d. the Pullman Strike in 1867

How did World War I contribute to the events leading up to World War II? (A) Germans wanted to expand their nation to regain territory in the Soviet Union. (B) Britain and France wanted to force Germany to make reparation payments.

A movement that advocates replacement of old ways with something new and different is a Select one: a. reform movement. b. convergence movement. c. contagion movement with mass hysteria. d. revolutionary movement.

What is the major economic challenge of the region? a) increasing crop production b) halting the loss of biodiversity c) ensuring the stability of the oil industry d) preventing coastal and marine degradation

Which part of the u. s. constitution provides a description of the six goals of government?

What effect did the ice ages have on early humans?

One of the ways the state shapes family life is by defining what relationships qualify as a family. In the textbook, the definition of family used by the government is described as the "legal family." What is the legal definition of a family?

The Sixteenth Amendment a. called for the direct election of Senators b. authorized Congress to implement a graduated income tax c. granted women the right to vote d. prohibited the use and sale of alcohol e.

Which of the following statements best explains the concept of duality? A. Society impacts individuals and individuals impact society. B. Society impacts individuals and individuals impact each other. C.

Which historical event affected john lockes study of government?

The forced removal of the cherokees from new echota on what is called the "trail of tears" to springfield, illinois and then to oklahoma is an example of a. national histories. b. family histories. c. cultural group histories. d. social histories.