Although Truman was highly unpopular when he left office, he is now regarded by historians as one of the nation's ten best presidents. Why?
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A. migration along the "Pacific Coast Waterway" B. the spread of Mississippian culture C. Aztec cultural influence D. farming in pre-Columbian America
His attitudes may have correctly reflected the public's mood during the early 1920s, but President Harding's executive and legislative records indicate that he was:
a. a strong, if passive, progressive b. an indifferent and mediocre president c. the best-liked president prior to Franklin D. Roosevelt d. anti-business, pro-labor
According to your text, the most significant outcome of the First Continental Congress in the fall of 1774 was the
A) demand for colonial representation in Parliament. B) colonies' hopes for a peaceful re-establishment of relations with England on the same basis as before the Stamp Act crisis. C) formation of a Continental Army with George Washington as commander-in-chief. D) realization that drastic changes must be made in their relationship with England.
The "Time of Troubles" refers to a period of chaos in __________
A) France B) Poland C) Sweden D) Russia