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Chapter 24 Review - Kagan
Chapter 24 Review - Kagan
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1
In Weber’s view, the basic feature of modern social life was
bureaucratization
increasing irrationality
the emergence of rational Christianity
increasing violence
2
Jung and Freud split over the issue of:
the existence of the unconscious
Jung’s anti-Semitism
the role of sexual drives in forming personality
Jung’s rejection of religion
3
Josephine Butler is best known for her campaign for:
better pay for working-class women
racial equality
equal legal rights for women and minorities
the repeal of the Contagious Diseases Acts
4
Proponents of the Wahhabi movement:
concerned with development of secular states in Middle East
endorsed Western science, but rejected Western society
rejected the West and modern thought
hoped to build alliances with Christian fundamentalists
5
Theodor Herzl called for:
renewed efforts at Jewish assimilation
the creation of a Jewish state outside of Europe
renewed efforts to achieve legal equality for Jews in Europe
government support for popular anti-Semitism
6
Henrik Ibsen carried realism into the presentation of:
popular politics
elite culture and social mores
domestic life
life in non-European countries
7
The single most important new departure in early twentieth-century Western art was:
Cubism
Surrealism
Dada
Post-Impressionism
8
Freud believed that dreams are expressions of:
general physical health
unconscious wishes and desires
the unknowable inner life of humans
the chaos that permeated the universe
9
Pope Pius IX’s Syllabus of Errors put the Catholic Church:
squarely against contemporary science
onthe side of contemporary science
on a collision course with Europe’s Protestants
on the side of Europe’s anti-Semites
10
Racial thinking was transformed in the late nineteenth century by its association with:
slavery
modernism
the biological sciences
Evangelical Christians
11
The Post-Impressionists are best understood as
a continuation of the Impressionist movement
anti-modernists
a reaction against the Impressionist movement
realists
12
Darwin’s notion of natural selection was not accepted by most scientists until:
the1940s and 1950s
the1880s and 1890s
the1920s and 1930s
the1860s and 1870s
13
Modernism was NOT:
a major influence on literature
deeply concerned with aesthetics
deeply concerned with social issues
critical of middle-class society
14
In Nietzsche’s view, morality was:
an expression of the divine
an expression of the eternal human soul
a human convention
the foundation of a well-ordered society
15
Bismarck’s Kulturkampf was directed against:
communists
Germany's Jews
socialists
the Catholic Church