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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through The Great Power Cycle.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What did revolution, anarchy, war, and pestilence indicate to colonial New Englanders?
(a) That the old era was now over.
(b) That they had broken their convenant with God.
(c) That judgment was to soon come.
(d) That things were due to get better.

2. What lasts about a decade where people perceive current events as changing society?
(a) A social moment.
(b) A burgeoning new organization.
(c) A crisis.
(d) A natural disaster.

3. At the First Continental Congress, who proclaimed, "It is evil against right"?
(a) Joseph Hawley.
(b) William Molineux.
(c) Jonathan Parsons.
(d) Michael Kammon.

4. What is a set of collective behavioral traits expressed throughout a generation's lifecycle?
(a) Peer personaltity.
(b) Constellation attitude.
(c) Generations distinctives.
(d) Newsreel behavior.

5. What was Harriet Tubman's nickname?
(a) Jonah.
(b) Elijah.
(c) Moses.
(d) John the Baptist.

Short Answer Questions

1. Reading vertically up any single column of Figure 2-2 demonstrates which fallacy?

2. What are children living home after college called?

3. Who wrote the Book of Martyrs?

4. What were the ages of the G.I. Generation on Pearl Harbor Sunday?

5. How many distinct types of peer personalities recur in each lifecycle?

(see the answer key)

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