Before 1870, which of the following was the greatest threat to British domination of foreign markets?
A. increased competition by major European nations
B. resistance to British goods by native populations in foreign markets
C. opposition to British imperialism in Africa, Asia, and the Americas
D. government interference in the form of tariffs, subsidies, and price controls
Answer: D
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President Franklin Pierce
a. relied heavily on his friend, Jefferson Davis, for guidance. b. was a Republican. c. was a Whig. d. was from Mississippi. e. none of these choices.
Which city did NOT owe its growth to the Great Lakes?
A. Cincinnati B. Buffalo C. Chicago D. Detroit E. Milwaukee
In the 1944 elections,
A. Republicans gained control of the Senate. B. Democrats increased their control of the House. C. President Franklin Roosevelt was too ill to campaign. D. Henry Wallace was elected vice president. E. Thomas Dewey nearly won the electoral vote.