For its continued success, Hamilton's financial program relied heavily on
a. foreign trade with Britain and Europe.
b. removal of the Spanish from the Mississippi Valley.
c. aid from France.
d. retiring the national debt.
e. high taxes.
a
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What political struggles took place in Mexico in the 19th and early 20th centuries?
hat will be an ideal response?
His idea that governments should pay for schools shows that Smith ________
A. supported laissez-faire policies B. was a physiocrat C. was a proponent of mercantilism D. was not dogmatic in supporting laissez-faire policies
Indians in the Southeast responded to their declining numbers due to disease by
a. becoming the clients of the French to increase their population through blended offspring. b. forming alliances or confederacies among themselves. c. moving into Spanish cities. d. converting to European farming methods and staying in one place.
In the early seventeenth century, __________ became an integral part of English national identity.
a. hatred of Spain and Catholicism b. a capitalist spirit c. radical Protestantism d. antipathy toward France