2. When this book was written, what age comprised America's most Republican leaning bracket?
(a) 30-34.
(b) 35-39.
(c) 25-29.
(d) 20-24.

3. What is it called when society focuses on changing the inner world of values and private behavior?
(a) Consciousness Revolution.
(b) Social moment.
(c) Spiritual awakening.
(d) Secular crisis.

4. What plays a large role in shaping a generation's peer personality?
(a) Religious beliefs.
(b) Childhood nurture.
(c) Current events.
(d) Family structure.

5. Who wrote Passages?
(a) Erik Erikson.
(b) Cheryl Merser.
(c) Gail Sheehy.
(d) Daniel Levinson.

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

7. What is the central role of elderhood?
(a) Dependence.
(b) Stewardship.
(c) Leadership.
(d) Activity.

8. With whom do young Idealists show the strongest attachment?
(a) Peers.
(b) Siblings.
(c) Mothers.
(d) Fathers.

9. According to Figure 2-2, how were midlife people viewed in 1964?
(a) Conformist.
(b) Reclusive.
(c) Pragmatic.
(d) Powerful.

10. Who was the monarch of England when the Spanish Armada was sunk?
(a) Mary I.
(b) Victoria.
(c) James I.
(d) Elizabeth.

11. Around 1900, what were wagons and streetcars responsible for?
(a) The death of lost city kids.
(b) The speed of city living.
(c) The increase in distribution of goods.
(d) The rise in crime.

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

13. What year were the first G.I. babies born?
(a) 1905.
(b) 1910.
(c) 1915.
(d) 1901.

14. What were the ages of the G.I. Generation on Pearl Harbor Sunday?
(a) 17-34.
(b) birth-40.
(c) 21-45.
(d) 35-65.

15. What are the birth dates for the Reformation generation?
(a) 1482-1511.
(b) 1485-1515.
(c) 1480-1510.
(d) 1483-1509.