The most serious domestic problem facing the Bush administration was
A. Bush's broken pledge not to raise taxes.
B. the president's inability to work with the Democratic Congress.
C. both Bush's opposition to current abortion and affirmative action laws, and the president's inability to work with the Democratic Congress.
D. Bush's opposition to current abortion and affirmative action laws.
E. the recession of 1990-1992.
Answer: E
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A) advocating federal legislation that made the ruling a dead letter. B) advocating legislation that seriously weakened the ruling. C) pushing for federal legislation that made the ruling invalid. D) overturning the ruling.
Which of these had perhaps the greatest positive influence on abolition?
A) the Industrial Revolution B) the American Revolution C) the Enlightenment D) the Romantic movement
Aztec society
A. focused its religious interest on "the holy one," Huitzilopochtli, the only god in the monotheistic Aztec system of religious belief. B. did not possess a writing system as such, although it developed hieroglyphs. C. dedicated the sacred precinct in central Tenochtitlán to the rain god, Shiva, and to Huitzilopochtli. D. did not sharply delineate gender roles. E. was egalitarian in theory but hierarchical in practice.
African American leaders in the South during Reconstruction
a. argued that voting rights should be permanently denied to former Confederates. b. dominated the legislatures in several southern states. c. led efforts to establish public schools in the region. d. advocated the confiscation and redistribution of land.