By 1818, the United States' internal road system
A. had been paid for without any federal funds.
B. formed a network that connected most large towns and cities.
C. had for the most part been replaced by railroads.
D. consisted only of a small number of private turnpikes.
E. included a National Road that reached as far as the Ohio River.
E
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A. as the eighteenth century progressed, European population declined. B. food production increased in Europe during the eighteenth century. C. the introduction of the potato and maize provided much-needed staple foods. D. the New World was a source of new vegetables for Europe. E. more plentiful food led to improved nutrition.
The middle class, who initially supported Mussolini, grew disenchanted with his use of
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