Supporters of the Kansas-Nebraska Act defended the law by claiming that it
a. embraced the principle of popular sovereignty.
b. protected the founders’ vision of United States as a prosperous nation.
c. was the only way to ensure that the South would eventually become free.
d. bolstered the Missouri Compromise.
e. would end the Fugitive Slave Act.
ANS: A
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individual freedom best by: a. cutting taxes. b. reducing the role of government in people's lives. c. making societies fairer. d. increasing individuals' opportunity to pursue goals important to their lives.
__________________ is the basic ideology that prefers minimal government across the board
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___________________ was chairman of the U.S. Federal Reserve at the time of the crisis
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A country that sets high tariffs on imported goods while subsidizing its own exports can be said to have ______ trade policies.
a. free market b. fair c. comparative advantage d. beggar-thy-neighbor