Ans: D) bankers and those engaging in sea-faring trade.
The following interests tended to support the Democratic-Republicans and oppose Hamilton's economic plans were the following EXCEPT
A) southern plantation owners.
B) debtor farmers in the Northeast and backwoods farmers in the West.
C) small-town merchants.
D) bankers and those engaging in sea-faring trade.
History
You might also like to view...
In the structure of the early Christian church, who presided over the dioceses?
A. priests B. patriarchs C. archbishops D. bishops E. cardinals
History
The West Indies' need for such supplies as pine tar and cattle led it to develop particularly close ties to the colony of ________
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
History
After World War II the American public favored continued international engagement much more than they had after World War I. Why?
A. As the wealthiest nation on earth, Americans felt it was their duty to help. B. There was an opportunity for huge corporate profits from foreign investment. C. They feared an economic crisis similar to the one that occurred after WWI. D. All these answers are correct.
History
Amy was traumatized as a child when she had a bad experience jumping from a diving board. To this day, she considers herself a poor swimmer. That experience as a child has affected her
A) self-perception B) self-monitoring C) self-esteem D) role
History