Author Question: Why did the Alfred Eisenstaedt photograph Kiss in Times Square become an iconic image of World War ... (Read 150 times)

RYAN BANYAN · **on:** Sep 21, 2019

Question 1

The demand for African slaves was fueled by the high profits being made from plantations on Portuguese colonies that grew and processed __________.

A) sugar
B) indigo
C) tobacco
D) cotton

Question 2

The New Woman of the 1890s best characterized middle-class American women who __________.

A) married young
B) had over six children
C) wore conservative Victorian outfits
D) were college-educated

Question 3

What was complex marriage as practiced in the community at Oneida, New York, that was established by John Humphrey Noyes?

A) the polygamy that predominated among families within the community
B) communal property ownership among members of the community
C) a system of arranged marriages between members of the community
D) free sexual relations between the men and women of the community

Question 4

Why did the Alfred Eisenstaedt photograph Kiss in Times Square become an iconic image of World War II?

A) Some see this kiss as an affirmation of life and hopefulness.
B) The photograph appropriately honored the service of the American Navy and war nurses.
C) American morals had become more relaxed as a result of World War II.
D) The kiss was a symbol of the global reunification and harmony that took place after the war.