During the Panic of 1819, many urban workers blamed their job losses on:
A) competition from British imports.
B) the creation of the Second Bank of the U.S.
C) the Monroe Doctrine.
D) invention of the cotton gin.
Answer: A
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World War I signaled all of the following EXCEPT a. the triumph of the irrational elements in human nature
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Which of the following fits in with the evolution of the scientific revolution?
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