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
Russian federation stamp illustrating Yuri Gagarin, first human in space
Bright Trees
Louise Lawler, Pollock and Tureen.
A reception area should be comfortable and bright.
The Green Revolution and Air Pollution
Bright-Line Spectra of Hydrogen and Helium