How did the role of government change as a result of the Civil War?
a. More power was given to local governments instead of the state and federal levels.
b. The federal government became less involved in economic policy.
c. All constitutional restrictions on federal government were dissolved.
d. The federal government became recognized as supreme over state governments.
e. State governments were confirmed as being supreme over the federal government.
D
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A. seven B. nine C. ten D. twelve
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a. declined in real terms because of higher taxes. b. increased, but was eaten up by the high rate of inflation. c. was lower than that of workers in other industrialized nations. d. reached new highs.
When President Kennedy refused to accede to Soviet demands in the 1961 Berlin crisis, the Soviet Union
a. denied the Western powers access to their zones in the city of Berlin. b. began installing tactical nuclear weapons in East Germany. c. built the Berlin Wall. d. cut off all trade with the United States, Great Britain, and France.
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A. parental period B. emerging older adult phase C. empty nest D. isolation period