Mass Society And Democracy, 1870 -1914 Section Quiz 20-2
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Mass Society and Democracy, 1870 -1914 Section Quiz 20-2
- 1.The right to vote
- A.
Unskilled labor
- B.
Literacy
- C.
The family
- D.
Feminism
- E.
Suffrage
- 2.Central institution of middle - class life
- A.
Unskilled labor
- B.
Literacy
- C.
The family
- D.
Feminism
- E.
Suffrage
- 3.Movement for women's rights
- A.
Unskilled labor
- B.
Literacy
- C.
The family
- D.
Feminism
- E.
Suffrage
- 4.Workers without training or experience
- A.
Unskilled labor
- B.
Literacy
- C.
The family
- D.
Feminism
- E.
Suffrage
- 5.The ability to read
- A.
Unskilled labor
- B.
Literacy
- C.
The family
- D.
Feminism
- E.
Suffrage
- 6.Compulsory elementary education eventually created a new demand for all of the following EXCEPT
- A.
Teachers.
- B.
Female colleges.
- C.
Newspapers.
- D.
Religioious freedom.
- 7.Public education helped make people
- A.
More patriotic.
- B.
More blue -color.
- C.
Less nationalistic.
- D.
More leisure oriented.
- 8.Urban populations grew for all of the following reasons EXCEPT
- A.
More jobs brought people to the cities.
- B.
Improved living conditions helped people survive living close together.
- C.
Medical officers and building inspectors watched for hazards.
- D.
The desire to return to nature
- 9.The new wealthy elite in Europe consisted of aristocrats and
- A.
The clergy
- B.
Industrialist, bankers, and merchants.
- C.
Unions.
- D.
Teachers
- 10.The European middle classes tended to believe in the ideals of
- A.
Servitude and women's rights.
- B.
Tradition and classicism.
- C.
Hard work and etiquette.
- D.
Leisure and religion
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