The Peninsular campaign in 1862
A. saw General George McClellan plan an ambitious assault on Charleston, South Carolina.
B. was an example of General McClellan's conservative approach to battle.
C. ultimately ended in a major Union victory and signaled a turning point in the war.
D. All these answers are correct.
E. saw the first Confederate siege of Washington, D.C.
B
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d. resulted in such an even division of power between the parties that meaningful action by Congress wasvirtually impossible.
What were some elements in the agricultural revolution, and why did new farming techniques not bring general prosperity?
What will be an ideal response?
Progressive insurgents in Congress felt President Taft was insufficiently committed to all the following EXCEPT
A) conservation. B) Progressivism. C) trust busting. D) low tariff rates.
Pragmatism is a philosophy that:
a. views truth through the practical consequences of an idea b. emphasizes the survival of the fittest in the realm of knowledge c. relies on universal models d. insists that traditional ways are the best ways to discover truth