Which of these was NOT popular television programming in the 1950s?

Which household appliance became commonplace in the 1950s and revolutionized how American families entertained and informed themselves?

An important change in political culture since the 1970s is that United States citizens have become

What is the main criticism of interest group influence on policymaking?

Interest groups: Match the definition with the term.

Rip Van Winkle becomes something of a home-grown American male prototype who escapes reality

Somewhat in contrast to the Puritans, the Transcendentalists felt people were inherently good and society tended to corrupt humans. Washington Irving and James Fenimore Cooper seem to reflect a similar view with the creation of their

 “Leaves of Grass” comes from the idea that

One of the major themes Thoreau embraces in Walden is   

Unlike Cotton Mather’s view of the wilderness, to Rip Van Winkle it represents