In the Gilded Age, "hard money" policies were reflected in
a. the Resumption Act of 1875.
b. the "Ohio Idea.".
c. the Pendleton Act.
d. the position of the Greenback Labor party.
e. the Sherman Silver Purchase Act.
a
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Hitler took Poland in 1939
A) despite interference by the Soviet Union. B) in a long protracted struggle that cost Germany dearly. C) upon Poland's request for a restructured government. D) using "lightning war" tactics and with active support from Joseph Stalin. E) peacefully, with the reluctant acquiescence of Britain and France.
The rulers of Spain who finally completed the unification of that country were
A) Ferdinand and Isabella. B) Charles and Isabelle. C) Don Quixote and Queen Elizabeth. D) Philip II and Bloody Mary. E) Philip IV and Queen Mary.
The European Union attempted to establish common foreign policy goals among its disparate members through the
a. Lisbon Treaty. b. Atlantic Treaty. c. Treaty on European Union. d. Treaty of Rome e. Committee on Unity.
For Americans after the Revolution, the greatest problems and greatest opportunities beckoned in the rapidly developing ________.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).