Many post-revolutionary Americans favored a confederacy as their first form of government in large part because they felt that:
a. A confederacy provided an equal balance of state and federal power.
b. The country was too large and the states too different to be governed centrally.
c. Only a confederacy could provide the money and troops necessary for the United States to defend itself.
d. A confederacy was the form of government best suited to manage interstate trade.
b. The country was too large and the states too different to be governed centrally.
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A) Cholera B) Smallpox C) Military campaigns D) The 1900 Galveston Hurricane E) Forced removal to reservations in other states
Which of the following are arguments used by those who oppose abolition of the electoral college in favor of the direct popular election of the president?
A) It would increase the temptation for fraud in vote counting, leading to prolonged recounts and chaos. B) It would rob minority groups of their influence in big electoral-vote states. C) It would tempt states to ease voter qualification standards in order to fatten the voter rolls. D) All of the above. E) None of the above.
Which of the following has been proposed as an alternative to controlled experiments?
a) One-group posttest b) One-group pretest, posttest c) Theoretical evaluation d) Focus groups
Given current law, Texas does not stand alone in providing for its low-income residents. On which social programs does the federal government work with Texas, and how do the two governments work together?
What will be an ideal response?