Quiz for Sources for Western Society, Chapter 21

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1. According to Ricardo (see Document 21-1), what are the inevitable consequences of a period in which the market price of labor exceeds the natural price of labor?

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Correct. The answer is b. Ricardo believed that high wages would encourage workers to have more children, which would lead to an increase in the labor supply, which, in turn, would result in a decline in wages.
Incorrect. The answer is b. Ricardo believed that high wages would encourage workers to have more children, which would lead to an increase in the labor supply, which, in turn, would result in a decline in wages.

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2. An adherent of which of these ideologies would be most likely to see the French Revolution as a destructive and essentially evil event (see Document 21-2, Document 21-3, and Document 21-4)?

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Correct. The answer is a. Liberals saw the French Revolution as a manifestation of their principles. Nationalists linked the revolution to the awakening of a people’s nation identity. Communists saw the revolution as a necessary step in historical development. In contrast, conservatives saw the revolution as an evil event that arose from France’s decadence and decay.
Incorrect. The answer is a. Liberals saw the French Revolution as a manifestation of their principles. Nationalists linked the revolution to the awakening of a people’s nation identity. Communists saw the revolution as a necessary step in historical development. In contrast, conservatives saw the revolution as an evil event that arose from France’s decadence and decay.

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3. Delacroix’s painting of Marianne (see Document 21-5) suggests the existence of

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Correct. The answer is c. Delacroix’s painting included working-class and middle-class individuals fighting along side each other in pursuit of a common goal.
Incorrect. The answer is c. Delacroix’s painting included working-class and middle-class individuals fighting along side each other in pursuit of a common goal.

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4. Why did the authors of “The People’s Charter” (see Document 21-6) believe it was important that members of Parliament be paid?

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Correct. The answer is a. Unless members of Parliament were paid, only the independently wealthy would be able to leave their existing occupations and serve in Parliament.
Incorrect. The answer is a. Unless members of Parliament were paid, only the independently wealthy would be able to leave their existing occupations and serve in Parliament.