By the end of the 1820s most states still had property requirements for white male suffrage
A) True
B) False
B
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A. the federal government B. health-care professionals C. poverty and race D. the public assistance
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A) an important tribe in Zaire B) Dutch settlers in southern Africa C) rulers of a great kingdom centered in Zimbabwe D) an uneducated, dull, and generally boring people E) farmers from France who settled Rhodesia
An ironic twist to Roosevelt's court-packing plan was that
a. when Roosevelt finally did get to appoint several justices, they consistently voted against his wishes. b. Republicans supported the measure more enthusiastically than did Democrats. c. although the measure failed, the Supreme Court nonetheless began to render pro-New Deal decisions. d. two of the justices who had been pro-Roosevelt resigned in protest.
How did the two parties in the first party system view the issues of slavery and black rights?
a. Neither party demonstrated any significant opposition to slavery or concern for black rights. b. The two parties competed with each other in proclaiming their commitment to the preservation of slavery and their belief that America was a “white man’s country.” c. The Democratic-Republicans’ egalitarianism led them to oppose slavery and support black rights, whereas the Federalists’ conservatism and respect for property had the opposite effect. d. Despite the Democratic-Republicans’ professed egalitarianism, Federalists were more generally inclined to oppose slavery and to support black rights.