The presidential election of 1844 was a contest between Henry Clay and Martin Van Buren
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
FALSE
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In the mid-1920s, President Coolidge twice refused to sign the McNary-Haugen Bill, which proposed to
a. exempt farmers' cooperatives from the antitrust laws. b. defend the family farm against corporate takeovers. c. make the United States a member of the World Court. d. raise taxes on farmers. e. subsidize farm prices by selling surpluses overseas.
William Jennings Bryan campaigned for president in 1896 by
a. making a short tour of large cities. b. traveling across the country on long train journeys. c. working with business leaders. d. sitting on his front porch in Canton, Ohio.
Why did America experience rapid economic development in the early nineteenth century?
A) a high level of federal support B) the rapid establishment of a strong manufacturing base C) the nation’s river network permitted economic development D) the absence of international economic competition E) the development of web presses for printing money
Henry Ford's invention of the ________ revolutionized the production of automobiles
A) gear shift B) assembly line C) transmission D) crank shaft