In the late eighteenth century, what did many Americans think about political parties?
What will be an ideal response?
Political parties were factions; selfish groups that advanced their own interests at the expense of public good
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What attitudes towards business were adopted by Presidents Harding and Coolidge?
A. a laissez-faire approach that had few regulations or pro-business policies B. a heavily-regulated approach that imposed strict oversight of corporate behavior C. a pro-union approach that imposed worker-friendly policies and forced welfare capitalism D. an actively pro-business stance that included laws designed to increase corporate profits
Part of James Garfield's platform was civil service reform, or eliminating government jobs as rewards for political favors
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
For many millennia the most sophisticated and technologically advanced civilization was found in
a. the New World. b. China. c. Europe. d. Africa. e. Japan.
By the time Ibn Battuta visited Kilwa in the fourteenth century, most Bantu city-states along the east coast of Africa had converted to what religion?
a. Buddhist b. Muslim c. Jewish d. animist e. Christian