The rise of the Grange and the “Redeemers” was important because ______.
a. it led to the writing of a constitution that is still in use in Texas today
b. it redeemed the state from the influence of Confederate sympathizers
c. it led to a reform movement that redeemed the state from wealthy business interests
d. the two groups led the fight for Texas statehood in the United States
e. the two groups helped bring about policies that created a modern industrial economy in Texas
a. it led to the writing of a constitution that is still in use in Texas today
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a. introduction of the independent variable b. instrumentation failure c. a period of at least two weeks d. a brief period when measurements are taken.
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a. Americans with Disabilities Act b. Morrill Act c. Fugitive Slave Act d. Interstate Commerce Commission e. Freedmen’s Bureau
Which element was not identified as part of President George H. W. Bush’s “new world order”?
a. Democratization b. Globalized markets c. Military alliances d. Multilateral cooperation
Through the use of e-Government, the United States government hopes to
A. provide more information about government services and processes. B. offer services more efficiently. C. offer services cost-effectively. D. increase transparency. E. All of these answers are correct.