Because he was a hero of the war with Mexico and a firm supporter of the Wilmot Proviso Zachary Taylor was an ideal presidential candidate for the Whig Party in 1848.

a. true
b. false


Answer: a. true

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What was a consequence of the depression of 1893?

a. It changed American ideas about government and the economy. b. It united the country in support of the free silver movement. c. It pushed rural and urban societies farther apart. d. It had a lasting effect on American society. e. It mainly hurt western and southern farmers.

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What did the "separate but equal" doctrine mean?

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The most significant demographic development of the period 1820–1860 was:

A) the settlement of the Great Plains. B) the development of suburbs. C) rapid population growth in the cities. D) the influx from the south of black workers.

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