Federalists were those who
A) sought to annex Canada.
B) entirely rejected the idea of national independence.
C) wanted the new constitution ratified.
D) insisted on maximum rights for individual states.
E) demanded a return to the Articles of Confederation.
C
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A. It reinforced the sense of pessimism and guilt that was present in America at the time. B. It emphasized the ability of anyone to attain salvation. C. Evangelical Protestantism became the dominant form of Christianity in America. D. It reinforced the dominant American belief in equality and democracy.
Both the bushi and the shoguns gained power, at the expense of the ________
A) daimyo B) emperors C) nobility D) peasants
A society in which descent is traced through the female line is termed ________, while
the tradition of families living with the father's family is called ________. Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
Along with the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, the United States could rely on the ________ to help protect its interests in the late nineteenth century
A) diplomatic service B) navy C) army D) European balance of power