What happened with the bill to extend the life of the Freedman's Bureau?
a. It was narrowly passed by Congress, and President Johnson reluctantly signed it.
b. Congress passed it, but President Johnson vetoed it.
c. Congress passed it, President Johnson vetoed it, and Congress overrode the veto.
d. Congress passed it, President Johnson signed it, but the Supreme Court declared it unconstitutional.
C
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What will be an ideal response?
What caused the financial strains on France that necessitated Louis XVI to increase taxes?
A. Debt from the aid France provided in the American Revolution B. Questioning in the Enlightenment age regarding the idea of Divine Right and Absolutism C. Bad harvests and famines in the 1780s caused an increase in the price of bread D. The unequal tax burden imposed on the third estate E. All of these.
Sic et Non was a creation of Peter Abelard. What was he trying to accomplish?
A) Yes and No was a work written at university to answer the question of universals. B) A Socratic method of investigation used to discern the nature of universals C) This work by Abelard was the turning point in university education because of the methodology. D) A scholarly denunciation of church dogma E) A treatise trying to prove the existence of God by questioning his existence
Which statement best describes the debate over the Louisiana Purchase?
a. Thomas Jefferson argued that the absence of constitutional authority to acquire territory should not prevent the country from doing it. b. Federalists argued that the absence of constitutional authority to acquire territory should not prevent the country from doing it. c. Thomas Jefferson argued that the Louisiana Purchase was an unnecessary, wasteful expenditure. d. Federalists argued that if the United States did not obtain this territory, the United States would be justified in seizing it.