How did the creation of Democratic-Republican societies in 1793 and 1794 transform political life in the United States?
A) American citizens began to rally behind the Federalist Party.
B) Many Americans became interested in national politics.
C) The Republican Party split into two factions.
D) Americans were easily taken in by propaganda.
B
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a. Consolidation of production of goods in a factory system. b. Pasturing of herd animals on vacant fields c. Production of raw into finished goods occurred in individual households. d. Contracting through labor unions to ensure quality control standards were met. e. Putting individual farmers out of the communal system of farming through enclosure.
The population of western mining towns was overwhelmingly __________
A) male B) rich C) Chinese D) English
The Democrats met in Chicago to select their candidate. They chose
a. the incumbent Grover Cleveland. b. William McKinley. c. William Jennings Bryan. d. none of the above.
What was the "entente cordiale"?
a. A diplomatic arrangement between England and other European nations to remain neutral. b. A formal alliance system between France, Russia, and Britain. c. A friendly agreement to support France against Germany, which was later extended to Russia. d. A formal agreement to recognize Italian neutrality. e. A European-wide agreement to divide the European holdings of the Ottoman empire.