Hamiltonian Federalists advocated
a. a preference for promoting agriculture over manufacturing in the United States.
b. a strong central grovernment.
c. a full-blown democracy.
d. strong ties with France.
e. a low national debt.
b
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a. the emergence of nationalism as a political force. b. increased restrictions on trade in the name of national interest. c. the abolition of slavery for religious and humanitarian reasons. d. revolutions in the Caribbean, South America, and Continental Europe.
The Battle of Saratoga resulted in
A. more American casualties than British. B. the defeat of the combined forces of Howe and Burgoyne. C. the disastrous end of the Albany invasion. D. the decision of King Louis XVI that the colonists' struggle was not viable.
Why did the trend of greater state centralization in the sixteenth century not affect the Ming dynasty?
A. The Ming followed a "live and let live" Confucian philosophy. B. It was opposed by provincial administrative officials. C. It was already very centralized. D. The Ming were obsessed with territorial expansion.
Marcus Garvey borrowed language and ideas from __________, a pseudoscience often used at the time to argue for race purity, segregation, and racial superiority
a) eugenics b) phrenology c) alternative psychology d) alchemy