The two most pressing problems for the new nation, which neither the states nor the Confederation Congress could solve, were
A. divisions between the states, and border disputes with Britain and Spain.
B. slavery and the Indian question.
C. republicanism and federalism.
D. political ineffectiveness, and the need to industrialize.
A. divisions between the states, and border disputes with Britain and Spain.
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In the 1992 national elections, Democratic candidate Bill Clinton
a. campaigned as a new Democrat who proposed to move away from his party's traditional liberalism. b. campaigned on a platform criticizing President Bush's leadership in the Persian Gulf War. c. effectively prevented third-party candidate Ross Perot from taking votes away from the Democrats. d. stayed away from economic issues because of the growing prosperity under President Bush. e. proved inarticulate and unable to respond to sharp Republican attacks on his character and record.
According to historical sources, the Sea Peoples were defeated by
A. King Minos of Crete. B. Ramses II of Egypt. C. King Ammurapi of the Hittite Empire. D. the Aryan king of Iran. E. King Zardoz of the Pyrenees.
The election of 1920 is best understood as expressing the voters' desire for __________
A) continued progressive reform B) an end to Wilsonian activism C) giving Democrats control of government D) radical solutions to America's problems
During the Vietnam War, the United States ?enlisted men tended to be from poor and lower income backgrounds because
A) ?statistically, poorer people were more supportive of the government and its policies. B) ?they sought opportunities outside their immediate surroundings. C) ?military recruitment offices tended to be located close to poorer areas. D) ?they were least likely to qualify for a college deferment. E) ?None of these are correct