The presidents in the era 1868–1897 were known for __________
A) their weak use of presidential powers
B) their liberal views regarding social reform
C) their assertive support of labor
D) sponsoring many legislative actions
Answer: A
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A. The following government produced dramatic policy shifts. B. Indira Gandhi retreated from the bold economic and social program of her father. C. Cold War politics led to the tensions that provoked Sikhs to assassinate Indira Gandhi. D. Rajiv Gandhi weakened the socialist programs of his mother and grandfather. E. Nehru's successors implemented a true Marxist program.
After the death of Henry VIII, under Edward VI England became more
A. Catholic. B. Lutheran. C. republican. D. Calvinist. E. Protestant.
The Munich Conference of 1938 was precipitated by a crisis over
A. Czechoslovakia. B. Hungary. C. Poland. D. Belgium. E. Austria.