Congressional efforts to impeach President Clinton __________
A) failed in the House of Representatives
B) enjoyed bipartisan support
C) were strongly supported by the American public
D) did little to undermine Clinton's popularity
D
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A) Because no terrorist groups had existed before, there were no laws to deal with them. B) Local law enforcement or white troops often sided with the Klan against blacks. C) There were only a small number of Klansmen, and they remained hidden from prosecution. D) The Klan's actions were almost invisible because no one reported news of the terrorism.
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a. dual monarchies. b. Hungary deferring to Austria for foreign policy and budget matters. c. limited use of Hungarian. d. education conducted in German. e. Hungarian representation in the German parliament.
The Sedition Act was designed to
a. encourage aliens to take out American citizenship. b. halt criticism of the John Adams administration. c. intimidate the Federalists. d. protect the rights of states against the federal government. e. favor France over Britain.
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false.