What was the significance of the Whiskey Rebellion?
A) The new republic was not as unified as leaders hoped; there were serious regional and class tensions.
B) Washington's response to protesters sent a clear message that dissent could be expressed only through the constitutional system of laws and elections, not through armed rebellion.
C) It marked the first challenge to federal authority.
D) None of these choices
E) All of these choices
E
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What was the general conception of the universe before Copernicus?
a. It was orderly with heaven at the center and the earth circling around it. b. The earth was the stationary center and heavenly spheres orbited it. c. The earth rested on the shell of a giant tortoise. d. It could not be revealed according to God's will. e. The world was both flat and infinite.
The Meiji Restoration was led by a powerful group of reformers who passed all the following edicts EXCEPT
a. daimyo domains were replaced by government prefectures. b. centralized taxation was established. c. a national army was created and trained by officers with experience in modern warfare. d. all distinctions between samurai and commoners were eliminated. e. former samurai were organized into an elite imperial force.
The Stamp Act was interpreted by the colonies as a direct attempt by Parliament to raise revenues without the consent of the colonial legislatures.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
India's second leader, Jawaharlal Nehru, differed from its first, Mahatma Gandhi, in that he believed
A. India needed to work harder to reach an agreement with Pakistan over Kashmir. B. Western-style industrialization was the way for India to avoid social anarchy at home. C. Marxism was preferable to following in the socialistic steps of the strongly disliked British Labour Party. D. lowering the rate of population increase would be as helpful to India's development as anything else. E. a nuclear attack against Pakistan would be disastrous for India.