All of the following interests tended to support the Democratic-Republicans and oppose Hamilton's economic plans 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 seafaring trade.
Answer: D
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a. a basis in natural law. b. a representative legislature and an elected premier. c. learning that would be sought around the world. d. an indication that social hierarchies would be limited, if not abolished.
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A) rural communities; rural communities B) rural communities; cities C) cities; rural communities D) cities; cities
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Great Society reforms
A. grew in popularity over the next decade and a half. B. made no dent in reducing hunger in America. C. contributed to the greatest reduction in poverty in American history. D. failed to substantially expand medical care for the elderly. E. were generally proven to be cost-effective.