What was the relationship between competition and monopoly in American industry during the post-Civil War era?
A) inflation combined with fierce competition to cause expansion to lead to concentration
B) deflation combined with fierce competition to cause expansion to lead to decreased concentration
C) inflation combined with an absence of competition to cause expansion to lead to a decreasing concentration
D) deflation combined with fierce competition to cause expansion to lead to concentration
D
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a) in a rockslide in Yosemite. b) of pneumonia while visiting his daughter. c) while in Washington, D.C. fighting for a conservation bill in Congress. d) of a heart attack while working in his orchard. e) in a log cabin in his beloved Yosemite Valley.
Under Pope Paul VI, the Twenty-First Ecumenical Council made changes in Catholic liturgy, including all of the following EXCEPT:
A. fostering a new spirit toward Judaism. B. encouraging freer relations with other Christian denominations. C. Mass would be celebrated in the vernacular languages rather than in Latin. D. ordaining women. E. giving more power to bishops.
Progressives who believed that science and God were on their side believed that
a. the basic structure of the American government was beyond change. b. their solutions were divinely inspired. c. their solutions should be forced on Americans. d. Charles Darwin was accurate in his portrayal of the human condition
Which group dominated the political and economic life of the seaport towns?
A. descendants of the original founding families B. merchants C. aristocratic crown officials D. the numerous middle-class artisans