Victorian crusaders against intemperance and vice acted as
A. stuffy moralists.
B. radical visionaries.
C. apostles of social control.
D. intolerant religious zealots.
Answer: C
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The trial and conviction of Charles I reflects the influence of the theory of __________
A) popular sovereignty B) absolute monarchy C) international law D) hereditary divine right
Bush's failures in the early years of his second term led to
a. calls for his impeachment. b. a Democratic victory during the midterm elections in 2006. c. accusations that he was corrupt. d. a major economic recession. e. loss of his primary support base.
The presidential election of 1828 was characterized by
a. a campaign focused on such key issues as tariffs, banks, and foreign policy. b. mudslinging tactics by both parties against the opposing candidate. c. an unusually high voter turnout. d. a narrow electoral victory for Andrew Jackson. e. a strong third-party challenge by the Anti-Masonic party.
The American Federalist economic program was most influenced by
a. Thomas Jefferson
b. Andrew Jackson
c. Alexander Hamilton
d. John Marshall
e. James Madison