Bill Clinton's primary political advantage in the 1996 election was
a. his personal cleverness and verbal skills.
b. his reputation as a courageous and forthright leader.
c. the tremendous success of America's post?Cold War foreign policies.
d. the tremendously prosperous economy.
e. his ability to appeal to some Republicans as well as Democrats.
d
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A) merchants B) constables C) weavers D) millowners
Which of the following identifies a key reason why society began focusing on childhood in the nineteenth century?
A) Children were becoming a larger part of the national economy. B) Urban couples saw large families as an economic asset. C) Religious revivalism made birth control and abortions impossible. D) Families were getting larger and individual children became more highly valued. E) Families got smaller.
Europeans often objected to Native American behavior because they
a. thought Indians were actually Muslims. b. only met a small group of Indians. c. evaluated Indian cultures by European standards. d. never learned to communicate because of the language barriers.
What type of farm would have been likely to thrive during the 1920s?
What will be an ideal response?