Which of the following best describes the Greenback Party of the 1870s?
A) It was a party that fought for labor reform and greater economic equality.
B) It was a political party that represented the laissez-faire philosophy of conservative industrialists.
C) It was a political party that exploited people's dissatisfaction with the Populist Party.
D) It was a political party that attracted supporters only in the Midwest.
Answer: A
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Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
Who authored the "Letters from a Farmer in Pennsylvania" in protest to the Revenue Act of 1766?
A) Patrick Henry B) John Adams C) John Dickinson D) John Hancock
Which of the following is NOT true of early modern governments and investment?
a. Capitalism developed in all European states at the same pace, due to governmental support. b. Government spending decreased during the early modern period. c. State policies discouraged investment in all European states, encouraging traditional economic forms and structures instead. d. Merchants who supplied governments prospered and reinvested because of the constancy of government demand. e. Governments sought to augment their wealth by pursuing dependence on other states for goods not produced at home.
With the development of the Frankish kingdoms, Franks now controlled territory and former citizens of Rome, who were referred to as
a. Latins. b. Romans. c. Christians. d. Gallo-Romans. e. imperialists.