In the late nineteenth century, the United States' interest in Samoa saw competition from
A. Russia.
B. Japan.
C. Spain.
D. Australia.
E. Germany.
E
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The American Revolution had what effect on British policy in the short term?
A. The pace of reform increased. B. The Association Movement quickly achieved its aims. C. Some reforms were achieved. D. The country underwent a reactionary period.
The Panic of 1837
A) ?had international causes. B) ?happened after banks tried to call in their loans to obtain specie. C) ?left 30 percent of the workers in York City unemployed. D) ?was seen by many as an indictment on American democracy. E) ?All of these are correct.
Evidence that New Englanders saw themselves as God's chosen people can be seen in their
a. goal to establish permanent settlements. b. claim that Boston was the "hub of the universe.". c. refusal to rely on slave labor. d. desire to root out witches during the Salem witch hysteria. e. esteem for Native Americans.
__________ was a major question during the 2008 election that illustrated the nature of Obama’s voter base
A) The willingness of southern voters to support a black candidate B) Whether young people would turn out at the polls C) How the public would reward President Bush’s successful economic policies D) The legacy of the Hurricane Katrina tragedy