Which of the following are economic hurdles that the Japanese have largely overcome?
a. No major rivers to produce hydroelectric power
b. Scanty mineral resources
c. Shortage of good farmland
d. A and B
e. A, B and C
e
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Why did Charles insist that Parliament had no authority to try him?
a) He ruled by the grace of God, not a social contract with his subjects, and thus had to answer to God alone. b) He was a staunch Anglican, and many MPs were Puritans and biased against him. Consider This: What does it mean to say that a king is absolute in the sense of Louis XIV or Charles I? See 2.7: Narrative: Absolutism on Trial. c) He believed they were a rabble and not worthy to try him. Consider This: What does it mean to say that a king is absolute in the sense of Louis XIV or Charles I? See 2.7: Narrative: Absolutism on Trial. d) English legal tradition required that any trial should be in the House of Lords, not the House of Commons. Consider This: What does it mean to say that a king is absolute in the sense of Louis XIV or Charles I? See 2.7: Narrative: Absolutism on Trial.
Which of the following was a major faction of the Democratic party?
a. African Americans from all regions of the nation b. Staunch opponents of the spoils system c. High-tariff proponents from the business community d. Working-class men of immigrant stock who supported urban political machines
Congress refused to seat delegates from southern states in 1865 because
a. the states had not ratified the Thirteenth Amendment. b. all were former Confederate officials. c. northerners refused to allow representation to the South until Union troops were no longer needed in the region. d. Republicans did not believe the new southern state governments were committed to protecting the freed people.
The tobacco culture of Virginia created great pressure for territorial expansion.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)