HIST 144

HIST 144 Exam Questions and answers, 100% Accurate. Graded A+ "The Second Sex" - -Simone de Beauvoir -very philosophical writing -civilization created by men -women always secondary and inferior -no sense of community/unity among women -female- biology, womanhood- social -women's bodies as defective/lacking/a hinderance Context: 1949; as people were starting to return to the Cult of Domesticity "The Feminine Mystique" - -Betty Friedan -women unhappy throughout 60s -pres...

HIST 144 – Readings. Questions & Answers, 100% Accurate. VERIFIED. "Some Could Suckle Over Their Shoulder: European Depictions of Indigenous Women" by Jennifer L. Morgan - --Evaluates and describes the sexualization of African and Native American women's bodies by European men -Compared them to European women -Described African women as cannibalistic sexual beasts who experienced no pain during child labor -Used their depictions as reasoning and justification for their enslavement an...

HIS 144 Quiz 3 | 19 Questions and Answers It could most accurately be stated of the Articles of Confederation that the central government under the Articl es had very little power. What did Polk hope to get from provoking a war with Mexico? Control of much of Mexico's territory throughout the Southwest Which of the following best describes John Adams' concept of "mixed government"? The powers of government were separated into the legislative, executive, and judiciary branch. Why was land so ...

HIS 144 Quiz 2 | 19 Questions and Answers Highly influential in America, the Enlightenment prioritized the ability to reason as the higher form of human a ttainment Anne Hutchinson was evicted from ____ because of her unorthodox religious beliefs. Massachusetts The Separatists who landed at Plymouth in 1620 signed the Mayflower Compact because they arrived far north of the lands they were promised, so they created an agreement to obey majority rule and defend against eviction. Maryland's Tolera...

HIS 144 Quiz 1 | 20 Questions and Answers Many members of the English gentry became willing to emigrate to the American colonies after the break with the Catholic Church kept younger sons from having secure professional futures within the Church. Which was true for most immigrants to America? Most had little knowledge of English, so they commanded only the lowest paying jobs, Most had little education, Most remained close to the cities where they had landed - the East Coast's large cities, They...