Alexander Hamilton's economic plan reflects his
a. desire to give America's elite a reason to take interest in the success of the federal government.
b. belief that wealth gained by the manipulation of money was corrupt.
c. antislavery views.
d. commitment to maintaining power at the state level.
A
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A) race proved to be more important than class in southern politics. B) the Democrats nominated a "free silver" presidential candidate, William Jennings Bryan, in 1896. C) Booker T. Washington delivered his "Atlanta Compromise" address. D) returning prosperity sapped the strength of the farmers' protest movement.
Many feminists found a supportive community in New York's Greenwich Village
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
While most of the Tiwanaku population lived in meager houses, their ruling class lived and worked
A. atop two great platforms. B. in a warren of two- or three-story compounds. C. in a gated portion of the city. D. in grand residences along the shores of lake Titicaca.
By the end of the first century C.E., Roman emperors regularly appealed to the brutal contests involving __________ as a way of winning the acclaim of their people
a. senators b. emperors c. woman d. gladiators