In terms of structure, the Confederate government was similar in many ways to
(A) The Union government
(B) The U.S. government under the Articles of Confederation
(C) Britain's parliament
(D) The Second Continental Congress
Ans: (B) The U.S. government under the Articles of Confederation
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a. capture in war. b. sale by countrymen in times of famine or want. c. sale of children by parents. d. punishment for crime. e. none of the above
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A. Masons. B. German immigrants. C. Democrats. D. Whigs. E. Irish immigrants.
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A) enthusiasm for the war among the public to generate recruits B) superior American firepower, especially air strikes C) superior American counterinsurgency tactics D) the overwhelming number of American troops E) the overwhelming support from the Vietnamese people