Paul Johnson

Paul Johnson's contribution to social studies

• He was a famous historian known for his works on modern history.

• He developed the theory of relativity.

• He was a renowned biologist who discovered DNA.

• He was a famous mathematician known for calculus.

Which book was written by Paul Johnson?

• Modern Times: A History of the World from the 1920s to the 1980s

• The Origin of Species

• A Brief History of Time

• The Art of War

Paul Johnson's perspective on history is often described as

• Conservative

• Liberal

• Marxist

• Anarchist

Paul Johnson's book 'Intellectuals' critiques

• The personal lives and moral failings of famous intellectuals

• The economic theories of Karl Marx

• The political strategies of Machiavelli

• The scientific theories of Einstein

In which year was Paul Johnson born?

• 1928

• 1945

• 1910

• 1935

Paul Johnson's writing style is often characterized by

• Narrative history with a focus on individuals

• Technical jargon and complex theories

• Poetic and abstract language

• Mathematical equations and formulas

Which of the following is a theme commonly explored by Paul Johnson in his works?

• The impact of individual leaders on history

• The development of quantum mechanics

• The evolution of plant species

• The structure of the human genome

Paul Johnson's book 'A History of the American People' covers which period?

• From the earliest settlements to the end of the 20th century

• The American Civil War only

• The 21st century exclusively

• The colonial period only

Paul Johnson's approach to history can be described as

• Biographical

• Statistical

• Experimental

• Theoretical

Which of the following subjects did Paul Johnson NOT write extensively about?

• Biology

• History

• Politics

• Religion