The new Constitution, after the Constitutional Convention in 1787, granted the president the power to:
A) collect taxes and raise revenue.
B) regulate both foreign and domestic commerce.
C) declare war and maintain an army.
D) make treaties without the consent of the Senate.
E) execute the laws passed in Congress.
E
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a. the pope. b. the patriarch of Constantinople. c. Austria. d. Russia.
Nineteenth-century Americans tended to believe that in world affairs the United States
A) should support the establishment of the League of Nations. B) had a special mission. C) should remain totally isolated. D) should commit itself to maintaining world order.
Compared to long-staple cotton, short-staple cotton was
a. more delicate. b. only cultivated on the Sea Islands. c. unprofitable before the 1790s. d. easy to process by hand. e. all of these choices
Who was the leader of the Socialist Party during the Progressive Era?
A. Samuel Gompers B. Elizabeth Gurley Flynn C. Terrence Powderly D. Eugene Debs