During the Panic of 1819, many urban workers blamed their job losses on __________.
A. competition from British imports
B. the creation of the Second Bank of the United States
C. the Monroe Doctrine
D. invention of the cotton gin
Answer: A
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a. Arizona b. Oklahoma c. Oregon d. Utah
Alexander's conquests marked the end of the Hellenic age and the beginning of the
A) Hellenistic era. B) Roman Empire. C) Macedonian Empire. D) Aegean age. E) Imperial era.
All of the following indicated the rising status of women in Rome EXCEPT
a. children of divorce always remained with their mother. b. fathers could no longer require their daughters marry against their will. c. women could draw up wills and conduct business without the consent of their husbands. d. Roman women were not secluded in their homes as upper-class Greek women had been. e. women could own property and, if divorced, keep their dowries.
The progressive-inspired city-manager system of government
a. was designed to encourage grass-roots citizen involvement. b. was first developed and implemented in Madison, Wisconsin. c. was designed to remove politics from municipal administration. d. was designed to insure party responsibility for urban management. e. opened urban politics to new immigrants.