The Great Reform Bill
a. expanded the British electorate by over 200,000.
b. formally abolished slavery in all British territories.
c. removed all obstacles to internal trade on the British continent.
d. established Home Rule for Ireland.
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Under post-Fordism, capitalism responds to the global flow of labor and consumption markets within and between nation-states by transforming local and regional ______ into market segments and mobilizing citizens as consumers.
A. practices B. cultures C. products D. economics
In 1850, southerners feared that the sectional balance of power would be upset by
A) California's admission as a free state. B) the demise of the Whig party. C) repealing the Missouri Compromise. D) outlawing the slave trade in the District of Columbia.
Throughout the 1920s, the NAACP:
a. advocated welfare for blacks. b. organized marches and protests throughout the South. c. tried to secure a federal antilynching law. d. successfully elected blacks as local officials in northern cities.
The New Freedom program called for __________.
a. increased federal power and business growth b. efficiency in government and society c. a planned economy under federal control d. business competition and small government