The nullification crisis of 1833 resulted in a clear-cut victory for
a. South Carolina.
b. Andrew Jackson and the Union.
c. states' rights.
d. neither Andrew Jackson nor the nullifiers.
e. the industrialists.
d
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A) helped to generate more radio sales. B) helped him overlook his often sad and strained marriage. C) enabled him to explain complex issues in plain language. D) were a better option than being seen in a wheelchair.
_____ resembles the sort of market gardening that many subsistence and community gardeners continued to pursue in the twentieth century.
A. Jungle clearing B. Horticulture C. Desertification D. Salinization
The founding of the American colonies by the British was
a. the result of a careful plan developed by Queen Elizabeth I. b. based on the religious aspirations of groups such as the Puritans and the Quakers. c. strongly opposed by the "Little Englanders." d. undertaken in a haphazard manner under a variety of auspices. e. supervised by the British army and navy.
What factors account for the rapid spread of Islam in the seventh and eighth centuries?
What will be an ideal response?