Until the 1840s, the North and the South were similar in which of the following ways?
A. Both regions tried to apply the states' rights doctrine against federal authority with nearly equal frequency.
B. Both regions had an equal commitment to industrialization.
C. Slavery was clearly profitable in both regions.
D. Both regions invested heavily in the building of canals and railroads.
Answer: A
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a. 10 billion b. 7 billion c. 6 billion d. 1 billion
Unlike Henry George and Lester Ward, Edward Bellamy
a. strongly criticized Social Darwinism. b. favored government ownership and management of the means of production. c. criticized government as a negative force in society. d. did not believe that humans could shape the course of nature.
The largest nation, both in size and population, in South America is
a. Mexico b. Brazil c. Argentina d. Venezuela e. Chile
What did the Monroe Doctrine state?
A. That states had the right to nullify federal law B. That the national government had the right to nullify state law C. That European colonization would not be welcomed in Latin America D. That the United States would seek to expand its control into the Pacific Ocean