After much debate, what finally enabled the Articles of Confederation to be approved by all thirteen states?
a. The states reached an agreement on implementing a rotating presidency.
b. The states finally agreed to give up their right to coin money.
c. The states claiming western land reserves surrendered them to the national government.
d. The states gave up their power to establish tariffs.
e. The states agreed to add a two-house national legislature.
c
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Alexander's immediate legacy was __________.
A. a large and influential, but fragile, empire B. the dominance of Greek kings in the Middle East for centuries to come C. the establishment of a power capable of resisting Roman expansion D. limited, due to his short reign
As a result of social events hosted by the wives of appointed and elected officials in Washington, D.C.,
A. political negotiations and compromises were encouraged by giving political enemies a place where they could talk cordially with each other. B. credibility was given to the rumors that President Madison was controlled by a group of wealthy Virginia planters. C. foreign dignitaries were often offended by the relaxed and casual manner in which the guests were dressed. D. political problems were created for officials because of the outspokenness of their wives on controversial political matters.
Khubilai Khan's capital was located in
a. Samarkand. b. Chang'an. c. Khanbaliq. d. Hangzhou. e. Karakorum.
In what ways did the Hoover administration continue past foreign policy? In what ways did it break from the past?
What will be an ideal response?