In the first half of the nineteenth century, why was a city like St. Louis poised for growth?
A) It was in a border state, and could draw on the best of Northern and Southern culture.
B) It was close to the Erie Canal.
C) It was in the Midwest, which dominated the industrialization of America.
D) It could serve as an outlet to the Atlantic for Southern cotton.
E) It was located on a major river.
E
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A. Some slaves in the North petitioned their state governments for freedom. B. Slaves in several northern states rose in rebellion against the institution of slavery. C. Northerners accepted the idea of the equality of the races. D. All northern states abolished slavery by 1800.
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What will be an ideal response?
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A) Multiple crops could be grown at the same time. B) Fields were more productive. C) There was less need for irrigation. D) Fruits and vegetables could be grown along with grain.
Hamilton's 1790 Report on the Public Credit proposed __________.
A. a sales tax to fund the federal government B. repudiation of all debts carried over from the Confederation government C. selling existing federal debt at a deep discount D. redeeming the federal debt at full value