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The text authors refer to a “neo-Hamiltonian” economic policy adopted

The text authors refer to a “neo-Hamiltonian” economic policy adopted by Republicans after the War of 1812. Explain why the Republicans, who had earlier detested Hamilton and his policies, adopted these same policies. What will be an ideal response?   ANSWER Consider: lessons from the War of 1812 (tariff to protect new manufacturers, national bank […]

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Date: September 9th, 2020

Why did the Confederacy have reason to believe European nations, espec

Why did the Confederacy have reason to believe European nations, especially England, would rally to its aid when the Civil War began? Explain why England failed to recognize or offer more aid to the Confederacy. What will be an ideal response?   ANSWER Southerners believed England was dependent on southern cotton for its textile industry. […]

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Date: September 9th, 2020

List what you see to be the three most important battles of the Civil

List what you see to be the three most important battles of the Civil War. Tell why you selected these three battles and what significance they had to the development and outcome of the war. What will be an ideal response?   ANSWER Consider: Antietam, led to the Emancipation Proclamation; Gettysburg, the “high tide of […]

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Date: September 9th, 2020

In the text authors’ view, “private greed and government impotence com

In the text authors’ view, “private greed and government impotence commingled to create [an economic] catastrophe” by 1930. Describe the evidence of both private greed and government impotence to which the authors refer. What will be an ideal response?   ANSWER Private greed is best reflected in the orgy of speculation in the stock market […]

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Date: September 9th, 2020

Which one of the following statements is true of BOTH Irish and German

Which one of the following statements is true of BOTH Irish and German immigrants to America in the early nineteenth century? A) They tended to move into America’s large cities. B) They held fast to their strong ethnic identity. C) They quickly became actively involved in American politics. D) Most were fleeing famine in their […]

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Date: September 9th, 2020

How did Washington’s and Adams’s cabinets compare to today’s cabinet?

How did Washington’s and Adams’s cabinets compare to today’s cabinet? a. They were much smaller, consisting of only three offices, whereas today’s cabinet comprises dozens of secretaries and thousands of employees. b. They were much larger, since laying the groundwork for a new nation required more human resources than does running a superpower today. c. […]

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Date: September 9th, 2020