Elizabeth I of England is presented as an example of a ruler who succeeded by __________.
A. prioritizing political unity over religious goals
B. championing the Protestant cause
C. advancing the goals of the Catholic Counter-Reformation
D. limiting the influence of the landed nobility
Answer: A
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A. a conservative revolt B. the worst excesses of the Terror C. British invasion D. the French defense industry
The American recession of 1914 ended __________
A) due to the wide variety of products purchased by the Allies B) soon after Congress declared war on Germany C) because the United States continued to openly trade with the Central Powers D) after an American victory at the Argonne Forest
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A) white Protestants to retake control of a national culture. B) recent immigrants to maintain moral conformity. C) army commanders to maintain control of the troops. D) American women to combat growing alcoholism.
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a. expansion of bank credit. b. proposal of the Divorce Bill. c. proposal of higher tariffs. d. proposal of subsidies for internal improvements. e. more active involvement on the part of the federal government in advancing private economic development in the nation.