After witnessing the Russian Revolution, the traveler in this chapter, Louise Bryant, saw a bright future, as long as humanity faced
a. working-class consciousness.
b. the demands of ardent feminists.
c. scientific advances.
d. the lives of people disrupted by the First World War.
e. the depth of the human psyche.
Question 2
Lobengula, the king of Ndebele, compared the British to ____ when negotiating with them during their effort to control his kingdom.
a. a chameleon
b. giant snakes
c. disease carrying flies
d. dark spirits
e. droughts and plagues
