Why did Aaron Burr challenge Alexander Hamilton to a duel?
A) Hamilton maligned Burr's character and sabotaged his political aspirations.
B) Hamilton was striving to undermine the policies of Thomas Jefferson.
C) Hamilton was believed to be plotting to assassinate Burr.
D) Hamilton had not served in the military during the American Revolution.
E) Hamilton had attempted to defeat Burr in the race for the office of governor of New York.
A
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A) the United States. B) the Soviet Union. C) Britain, the Soviet Union, and the United States. D) a joint Soviet and American force. E) a joint Chinese and American force.
What British governmental change occurred as a result of the Great Indian Revolt?
A) The British instituted the Indian National Congress to give the Indians more autonomy. B) The British withdrew to the major urban areas along the coast and left the interior regions to the Indians. C) The British established the Act of Abolition to eliminate, or at least reduce, cultural imperialism. D) The British prime minister ended the East India Company rule and instituted direct rule by the British government. E) The British imported Afghan mercenaries to help control the Indian mutineers.
US President Woodrow Wilson's ____________________ were the basis for the treaty negotiations to end World War I
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
At the birth of the republic, most revolutionaries believed that republican governments were best suited to ________ territories.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).