In the late nineteenth century, political "machines" in cities owed their existence to
A. the potential voting power of large immigrant communities.
B. the rapid growth of urban America and the potential voting power of large immigrant communities.
C. disillusionment with heavy-handed and powerful city governments.
D. the rapid growth of urban America.
E. the potential voting power of large immigrant communities and disillusionment with powerful city governments.
B
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How do the Yangzi and Yellow River Valleys play into the development of Chinese civilization?
A. They can be considered the core regions in the development of civilization. B. They are the only places in China that allow for ancient people to practice agriculture. C. They serve as the places where civilizations were able to grow the strongest. D. They serve as the origin of where ancient people learned to grow and harvest rice. E. They are considered the most learned areas of all of Chinese civilization.
The one major social movement born in the 1960s that retained and gathered momentum in the 1970s and after was
a. the hippie movement. b. the peace movement. c. the feminist movement. d. the civil rights movement. e. the antipoverty movement.
In what ways did Jefferson reverse the policies of his Federalist predecessors? To what extent did Jefferson reverse these policies? What were the consequences of Jefferson's new policies?
What will be an ideal response?
As new European states expanded overseas, they, like the Portuguese
A) created a network of isolated naval and trading stations. B) created substantial colonies. C) used slaves to produce commercially. D) would lead a search for gold and Christians. E) All of the above.