As the 1780s progressed, the growing concern of "nationalists" in the new republic was that
A) America's virtuous citizenry did not require the constraining hand of central authority.
B) the Articles of Confederation had located too much authority in Congress, too little in the states.
C) Congress was investing too much effort in foreign policy, too little in financial issues.
D) individuals and states acted on self-interest, not public virtue.
D
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a. compete for large capital investment b. promise immense wealth to investors c. encourage "limited liability" for the investors d. finance the expense of gaining a royal charter e. get around religious restrictions on investment profits
The American Female Reform Society reached out primarily to
A) ?former slaves. B) ?the industrial working class. C) ?former prostitutes. D) ?middle-class women. E) ?the immigrant population.
In what ways did the decade of the 1920s see a reaction to the emergence of modern values?
What will be an ideal response?
In June 1876, at the Little Bighorn River, Colonel George Custer's 264 men:
a. won a minor victory over 2,000 Indians led by Chief Geronimo b. were captured and, at Crazy Horse's order, most of them were scalped c. were all killed d. killed over 300 women and children