What personal experiences urged Margaret Sanger to advocate birth control?
A) the impact that lack of birth control had on women she knew
B) her opposition to prostitution
C) her own difficult pregnancies
D) the time she spent in Europe
A
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What will be an ideal response?
When Edmond Genêt came to enlist American aid for France, he was most likely to get support from __________.
A. Republicans B. Federalists C. Northern merchants D. ex-slaves
Why was John C. Calhoun’s doctrine of nullification threatening to opponents of slavery?
a) Southern leaders might use it as a legal basis for upholding slavery or acting against the federal government. b) Nullification meant that states could unilaterally take away citizenship. c) This doctrine threatened to close the border with Canada. d) It created strict legal distinctions between races.
How were Young Americans different from the more traditional members of the Democratic Party?
A) They were enthusiastic about commerce, industry, and speculation in the market. B) They were opposed to territorial expansion. C) They fiercely opposed the Mexican-American War. D) They worried about the materialism that accompanied the market economy. E) They embraced European themes in American literature.