As a result of U.S. economic dominance in Latin America, __________
A) democracy was hampered in the region
B) living standards were raised for Latin Americans
C) the income distribution in Latin America was evened out
D) Latin American nations were able to diversify their economies
Answer: A
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A) National Republicans who opposed the Adams-Clay American System and opposed Jacksonian Democrats in the 1828 election and the 1830s. B) National Republicans who supported the Adams-Clay American System and politically opposed Jacksonian Democrats in 1828 and the 1830s. C) Jacksonian Democrats who supported Andrew Jackson and the Democrats in 1828, but who fell out with the Democratic Party in the 1830s because of the party's opposition of the Adams-Clay American System. D) National Republicans who opposed the Adams-Clay American System and opposed the party's antislavery position.
In 1949 political scientist V. O. Key described Texas politics as __________
A. a classic two-party system B. dominated by racist appeals to white voters C. “modified class politics” derived from the growing liberal–conservative split within the Democratic Party over economics D. far more corrupt than the political systems in any other southern or western state
The Ming dynasty was founded in 1368 by
A. Rabban Sauma. B. Chinggis Khan. C. Hongwu. D. Yongle. E. Khubilai Khan.
Which was central to the colonists' position in the Anglo-American debate over parliamentary powers?
A) their strong belief in the powers of their own provincial assemblies B) their unswerving support of the monarchy C) their willingness to defer to the wishes of Parliament D) their desire for an authoritarian government E) their desire for revolution