Why was there so much opposition to political parties in the 1790s? Why did the Jeffersonians decide to create a political party?
What will be an ideal response?
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a. were designed to reconcile his ideas with those of Zwingli. b. challenged the practice of selling indulgences. c. called for changes in the priesthood. d. All of these answers are correct.
Push factors for immigrants included ________
A) anti-Jewish pogroms in Russia B) pogroms in Italy C) the end of the Turkish ban on emigration D) increasing wealth in their home countries
Which of the following statements best expresses the argument presented by John Dickinson in Letters from a Farmer in Pennsylvania?
a. Parliament may regulate colonial trade only with the concurrence of the colonial legislatures. b. Parliament has no authority over the colonies. c. Parliament does not have the power to regulate colonial trade. d. Parliament may not use its power to regulate colonial trade for the purpose of raising revenue.
Besides cutting the federal budget, Reagan's other main domestic initiative when he took office was
a. developing new programs to aid business. b. expanding federally funded social programs. c. making substantial reductions in marginal tax rates over a period of three years. d. privatizing the Social Security system. e. eliminating government regulation of food and drugs.