President Nixon's domestic policies included __________
A) extending Lyndon Johnson's extensive aid to troubled cities
B) rejecting price and wage freezes in dealing with a struggling economy
C) funneling more money to suburbs through "no-strings" grants
D) cordial public relations with New Left reformers
Answer: C
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A) represented two different debates B) usually ran along the same lines C) rarely intersected D) produced two strongly opposed political parties
The Carolingian monks
A) were known for the production of scriptoria, a type of paper. B) preserved the works of Classical Latin authors through their copying of manuscripts. C) were best known for their hospitality to travelers. D) rejected education in favor of a life of contemplation and prayer. E) fought in the armies of Charlemagne and his successors.
Which of the following is NOT a part of Darwin's theory of evolution?
a. Living beings reproduce faster than the food supply. b. Since there is a scarcity of food, there is a struggle for survival. c. Living beings are not identical. Those individuals who happen to have characteristics that give them an edge in the struggle for survival have a higher likelihood to survive. d. Over time, this natural selection in the struggle for survival creates new species and kills old ones off. e. The theory of evolution proves that God does not exist.
Why did Populists not gain as many seats in Congress as they had expected in the 1894 election?
A) In the South, Democrats used fraud and violence to keep people from voting for Populists. B) In the Midwest, discontented voters tended to vote for Democrats and not Populists. C) The unemployed, who supported the Populists, did not vote as widely as expected. D) In the South, despite Populist support, more people ultimately voted Republican. E) The Populist supporters in New England chose to vote Republican instead.