All of the following were presidential candidates in the elections of 1824 EXCEPT
a. John C. Calhoun.
b. Henry Clay.
c. William H. Crawford.
d. Andrew Jackson.
e. John Quincy Adams.
ANS: A
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A) the great multinational empires. B) merchants and bankers. C) England and her allies. D) nationalists. E) people in the smaller European countries.
______ sponsored the first U.S. branch of the Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA)?
A) ?Andrew Carnegie B) ?John D. Rockefeller C) ?J.P. Morgan D) ?William and Katherine Booth E) ?Jay Gould
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a. the French and British demanded enormous reparations payments from Germany. b. the French and British people were subjected to ruinous tax rates. c. the British and French governments froze all U.S. bank accounts in their countries. d. the French ordered all remaining U.S. troops off their soil. e. the Allies raised tariff rates on American products even higher.