The concept of a strong national bank controlled by wealthy investors rather than the federal government was supported by most of the nation's __________.
A. newspapers and journals
B. plantation owners and speculators
C. urban dwellers
D. merchants and businessmen
Answer: D
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Why were tensions over colonial territories on the rise in the early twentieth century?
a) The race for territory had entered its final phase, with only a few potential colonies still up for grabs. b) National railway companies were pressing their governments to get them concessions in other powers’ colonies. Consider This: Although many crises were resolved without war, the rise in militarism made it ever more difficult to do so. See 11.1.2: The Balkan Tinderbox. c) Germany invaded South Africa in support of the Dutch Boers. Consider This: Although many crises were resolved without war, the rise in militarism made it ever more difficult to do so. See 11.1.2: The Balkan Tinderbox. d) Great Britain insisted that all colonies recognize the right of the Royal Navy to enter any port in the world. Consider This: Although many crises were resolved without war, the rise in militarism made it ever more difficult to do so. See 11.1.2: The Balkan Tinderbox.
Central to the philosophy of the high middle ages was the rediscovery of
A. Virgil. B. Galen. C. Aristotle. D. Hippocrates. E. Socrates.
The Citizens United decision concluded that
A) ?illegal immigrants should be placed on a path to citizenship. B) ?that police brutality was a national issue. C) ?that corporations could assert first amendment rights of free speech. D) ?that financial reform was necessary for the economic health of the nation. E) ?None of these are correct.
What is a state?
a. cities banding together for mutual defense b. trade networks linked by a common language c. a formal government exercising power over a recognized territory d. territory controlled by a military force e. territory given to a people by their gods