By the end of the War for Independence
a. the majority of Americans supported independence with selfless devotion.
b. America had an army larger than Britain's.
c. the American military no longer needed foreign assistance.
d. a few thousand American regular troops were finally whipped into shape.
e. America had built a strong navy.
d
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Mercantilist ideas began to fall out of favor because __________.
A. national monopolies were not practical B. they relied on paid labor C. the Industrial Revolution challenged key assumptions D. political shifts in England supported free-market thinkers
In the late nineteenth century, state governments __________
A) did relatively little B) began actively regulating industry C) did not collect taxes D) were more active than they are today
By the "Thomistic synthesis" the author means
a. Duns Scotus's view of papal and monarchical power as complementary. b. Thomas Aquinas's view of papal and monarchical power as complementary. c. Duns Scotus's theology that integrated faith and reason. d. Thomas Aquinas's theology that integrated faith and reason. e. Thomas Aquinas's view that theology and philosophy are two separate areas of knowledge.
The major campaign issue of the 1888 presidential election was
a. civil-service reform. b. civil rights for blacks. c. the currency question. d. foreign policy. e. tariff policy.