The greatest challenge facing the first Washington administration was __________
a. foreign affairs
b. waging war with Native Americans
c. setting the government's finances in order
d. territorial expansion
e. regulating interstate trade
C
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Gupta power began to wane as groups seeking greater autonomy in the vicinity of Malwa in central India began to assert themselves, and as a new wave of central Asian nomads, the___________, began to arrive.
a. Bengalis b. Marwanis c. Mongols d. Hunas
What was the result of the case of Allan Bakke against UC Davis?
a. The United States Supreme Court decided that affirmative action programs are unconstitutional. b. The California Supreme Court decided that race could be used as one criterion in university admissions. c. In its decision, the U.S. Supreme Court maintained that affirmative action programs were constitutional as long as race was not the only consideration in evaluating university applications. d. The California Supreme Court ruled against Bakke.
The Tennessee Valley Authority was primarily concerned with
A. providing food to the poor in several states to combat malnutrition. B. regulating the farming industry in the South. C. bringing electricity to an impoverished region. D. expanding civil rights for African Americans in eight southern states.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
5. A recent study of gender differences in prices charged for personal care products and services established that men pay more. 6. George Ritzer argues that the Great Recession, beginning in 2007, was preceded by a significant decline in consumer spending that lasted for several years. 7. Essentialist-based marketing takes products such as lotion and deodorant, packages it as male or female, and convinces consumers they are buying different products. 8. Commercial culture reveals the political influence of the Women’s Movement through naming products such as sanitary pads, “Freedom,” and laundry detergent ERA.