By the twelfth century, who held a near monopoly on European credit and monetary exchange?
A) ?Italian city-states
B) ?Germanic principalities
C) tThe French monarchy
D) ?Muslim-controlled southern Spain
E) ?the Vatican
A
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Why did Republican party disputes erupt when Taft took office?
A) Taft began to side with conservative Republicans, emphasizing the differences between them and the Democrats. B) Roosevelt's forceful personality had concealed or managed the conflicts, but when he left office, the conflicts reemerged. C) Just before leaving office, Roosevelt had sown seeds of discontent with his conservation, employment, and education reforms. D) Taft was an unlikable man who quickly created resentment from voters, even those who were in his own political party. E) Taft was so strong-willed and opinionated that he alienated even members of his own party.
What was the Jeffersonian vision of government?
What will be an ideal response?
In 1555, by the Peace of Augsburg, Holy Roman Emperor Charles V allowed German princes to choose
a. Catholicism or Calvinism. b. Catholicism or Lutheranism. c. Calvinism or Lutheranism. d. a new emperor. e. Islam or Christianity.
Which of these was a demand of the Populist party?
A) the free coinage of silver B) farm subsidies C) larger protective tariffs D) elimination of the federal income tax E) maintenance of the gold standard