How did Shays's Rebellion lead to the reform of the Articles of Confederation?
A) It revealed the vulnerability of a nation with a weak central government.
B) It showed that the judicial branch had overstepped its authority.
C) It exposed the need for better checks and balances.
D) It demonstrated the failure of republican ideals.
A
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the election of 1800 reflected a significant philosophical divide between two political parties that would dominate American politics for decades.
What is one way in which Taft's Progressivism differed from Roosevelt's?
A. Taft was not an advocate for tariff reform and vetoed a bill lowering import taxes. B. Taft was a strong supporter of conservation and allowed development in forested areas. C. Taft was not as active in ending monopolies, therefore rarely reprimanded business. D. Taft was an ardent supporter of Prohibition and worked to see it passed as a federal law.
The most important commodities exchanged between the Sahara and West Africa were
a. water and weapons. c. gold and silk. b. gold and salt. d. bronze and cereal grains.
What was the goal of the Indian National Congress?
A. To gain a seat in British Parliament B. To expel British businesses and missionaries C. To end British colonial rule in India D. To petition for Home Rule E. All of these.