An examination of this chart showing the Whig positions on internal improvements and the Bank of the United States could lead one to infer that two supporters of this party in 1840 may have included __________
A) Andrew Jackson and Daniel Webster
B) Henry Clay and Nicholas Biddle
C) William Henry Harrison and Martin Van Buren
D) John C. Calhoun and John Quincy Adams
B
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Why did Alexander Hamilton choose to be portrayed as a serene statesman in a plain brown suit instead of having symbols of his political life included in this 1792 painting?
A) He was proud of his aristocratic upbringing as a child. B) He did not want to appear to be greater or more powerful than George Washington. C) His political career had been steeped in controversy. D) He wanted to be portrayed as a country gentleman in support of agrarian reforms.
How were small children educated during the Song era?
a. They were allowed to choose their own course of study b. They learned using primers. c. They began by learning Daoist philosophy. d. They were generally sent to boarding schools in distant provinces e. Most children were taught to read and write by their mothers.
What did Aaron Douglass, Charles Alston, and Augusta Savage have in common?
A) They were all hired by the federal government to produce art. B) They were all members of the Communist Party. C) They were all jailed as a result of their activism. D) They were all forced to leave the country during the Great Depression.