_____35. All of the following correctly match the political tract to the nationality of its author EXCEPT…. Germany – The Evils of Revolution. France – Declaration of the Rights of Man. United States – Declaration of Independence. Great Britain – A Vindication of Natural Society _____36. Which of the following is one of the main arguments of The Communist Manifesto? The working class would revolt and seize the means of production. Capitalism would peacefully evolve into communism. The working class, through education and employment opportunities, would gain wealth and eventually be absorbed into the upper classes. Slow, deliberate reform from within the government was a superior reforming tactic, compared to radical revolutions. _____37. Which of the following pairs of countries abolished slavery in the 1880s? China and Russia. Japan and Korea. Brazil and Cuba. Mexico and Peru. _____38. The rise of nationalism between the mid-eighteenth and early –twentieth centuries was driven primarily by… European imperialism. Strengthening of democracies. Technological advances. Explosive population growth. _____39. Industrialization in 19th century Europe affected women’s lives in which of the following ways? Married women were less able to balance work with family responsibilities. The number of women marrying decreased as the century progressed. All but the poorest women gained access to higher education. As men moved to take urban factory jobs, women dominated the agricultural workforce.
_____35. All of the following correctly match the political tract to the nationality of its author EXCEPT…. Germany – The Evils of Revolution. France – Declaration of the Rights of Man. United States – Declaration of Independence. Great Britain – A Vindication of Natural Society _____36. Which of the following is one of the main arguments of The Communist Manifesto? The working class would revolt and seize the means of production. Capitalism would peacefully evolve into communism. The working class, through education and employment opportunities, would gain wealth and eventually be absorbed into the upper classes. Slow, deliberate reform from within the government was a superior reforming tactic, compared to radical revolutions. _____37. Which of the following pairs of countries abolished slavery in the 1880s? China and Russia. Japan and Korea. Brazil and Cuba. Mexico and Peru. _____38. The rise of nationalism between the mid-eighteenth and early –twentieth centuries was driven primarily by… European imperialism. Strengthening of democracies. Technological advances. Explosive population growth. _____39. Industrialization in 19th century Europe affected women’s lives in which of the following ways? Married women were less able to balance work with family responsibilities. The number of women marrying decreased as the century progressed. All but the poorest women gained access to higher education. As men moved to take urban factory jobs, women dominated the agricultural workforce.
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