The Following Questions Are Based on the Excerpt Below

question 27

Multiple Choice

The following questions are based on the excerpt below.
"In the history of revolutions around the world,the moderation of the American leaders is almost unique...American revolutionary leaders were...familiar with the political theories of the day.But in addition to those theories,they had also acquired experience in the give-and-take of ordinary politics ...The leaders of the French Revolution were also well schooled in political theory,but they had virtually no practical experience in politics to temper those theories… [as' the French people had been excluded from participation in government...The stage was set for the downfall of their revolution when the French rejected not only the self-restraint and moderation of the American leaders but also their insistence on due process and the inviolability of individual rights."
Susan Dunn,"Advice (Not Taken) for the French Revolution from America," History Now,2012
-Which of the following best explains the impact of the character of the French Revolution,as described here,in the newly-formed United States?

• A) It led to rising support for international involvement.
• B) It fueled the debate over the character of democratic politics.
• C) It pushed the United States into exclusive ties with Great Britain.
• D) It shook American confidence in the ideas of the Enlightenment.

Evaluate criticisms of traditional stratification studies, including considerations of part-time and unemployed workers, racial and gender representations.

Recognize how societal changes, such as shifts from agriculture to manufacturing, impact social mobility and the structure of classes.

Understand the role of occupational status measured by income, education, and prestige in the stratification process.

Identify the myths and realities of poverty and how societal beliefs impact policy and individual actions.

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