The most innovative program of the Hundred Days was the Tennessee Valley Authority.

a. true
b. false


Answer: a. true

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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)

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Like Nixon and Ford before him, President Carter responded to economic problems with a combination of tight money and calls for voluntary restraint.

Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)

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The experiences of Phyllis Wheatley and Nancy Shippen illustrate that the primary goal of the leaders of the American Revolution was to

A) establish an independent nation. B) guarantee economic opportunity. C) secure human rights. D) implement social equality.

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Who was the secretary of state who suppressed Texas's request for admission to the Union in 1842?

A. Martin Van Buren B. Daniel Webster C. Henry Clay D. John C. Calhoun E. James K. Polk

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