Britain declared war on Holland during the American Revolution because __________
A) Holland had sent troops to fight on behalf of the Patriots
B) Holland was a significant source of supplies to the Patriots
C) Holland tried to take away control of Canada from Britain
D) Holland was trying to persuade other nations to join the struggle against the British
B
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a. retained its position as one of the superpowers. b. struggled doggedly to maintain its colonial empire. c. extended government control over the economy. d. witnessed very conservative parties managing the government. e. stayed aloof from developments on the Continent.
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What will be an ideal response?
Why did Wilson have difficulty in his attempts to help Mexicans achieve political and agrarian reform?
a. He allowed William Jennings Bryan, his secretary of state, to make all foreign policy decisions related to Mexico. b. He refused to defend the Roosevelt Corollary. c. He had laudable goals, but his tone and methods were condescending. d. He tried to impose Progressive reforms on a society already united along class lines.
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A) add a Bill of Rights. B) change the procedures of the electoral college. C) insure Washington's election as president. D) hold another convention immediately to consider amendments.