The Union's Committee on the Conduct of the War
A. criticized Union generals for having too many combat deaths on both sides.
B. limited the financial expenditures by the military.
C. often greatly interfered with the conduct of the war.
D. was consistently opposed by Radical Republicans such as Benjamin Wade.
E. was organized by President Abraham Lincoln.
C
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A) very unfavorable as British merchants poured low-priced manufactured goods into America. B) quite unfavorable due to over-expansion and overproduction by American industry. C) distinctly favorable as the British West Indies were opened to American trade. D) very favorable as Americans who manufactured low-priced goods flooded the European economy.
In 1894, the Pullman strike began when George Pullman:
a. died and his unpopular son, George Pullman, Jr., took over the company b. cut wages and fired workers when orders for Pullman "palace cars" began to decline c. actively interfered with the organizing of the American Railway Union d. ordered the assassination of Eugene V. Debs
According to Machiavelli, a prince would be successful if he
a. ultimately became pope. b. honestly explain his goals and actions to his people. c. would guarantee the security of his position and state with no regard for morality. d. would expect his government to guarantee trust and integrity by not violating any agreements with other nations or leaders. e. would never resort to cruelty and terror.
The National American Woman Suffrage Association was
a. a coalition of women's suffrage groups. b. led by Carrie Chapman Catt and Anna Howard Shaw. c. initially successful in getting states to grant the right to vote to women. d. all of the above