In the late 20th century, western technological dominance was challenged by
a. East Asia.
b. the Middle East.
c. South Asia.
d. Latin America.
a
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a. As a democratic republic founded on the idea of freedom, the United States had no right to deny independence to other countries by annexation. b. The United States had once been a colony itself, so creating other colonies around the world was part of its history and legacy. c. The United States had once been a small country of just thirteen states, so expanding to new lands and creating new states was an aberration. d. As a democratic republic founded on the idea of freedom, the United States had the obligation to seek the same rights for countries around the world. e. As a former colony, the United States understood the challenges of gaining independence and could better assist new nations than Europe could.
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A. separating government powers into executive, legislative, and judicial functions. B. giving every order of society some voice in the workings of government. C. the use of "influence" or patronage by the executive officials to win support for its policies among legislators. D. restricting the franchise to adult males owning a certain amount of property.
Millard Fillmore was the presidential candidate of the Whig Party in 1856.
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