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Think of yourself as a member of Congress in 1791. Tell your constitue

Think of yourself as a member of Congress in 1791. Tell your constituents how you will vote on Secretary Hamilton’s funding, assumption, bank, and manufacturing proposals. Explain why you will vote for or against each proposal. What will be an ideal response?   ANSWER Those voting for would explain the need to establish and expand […]

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Date: September 9th, 2020

Assume the role of a state legislator in 1798-1799. What argument woul

Assume the role of a state legislator in 1798-1799. What argument would you use to encourage your state to endorse the action of the Kentucky and Virginia legislatures in adopting their Resolutions? What will be an ideal response?   ANSWER States need a way to defend themselves against the power of the national government; the […]

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Date: September 9th, 2020

The lack of significant legislative action by Congress in the Gilded A

The lack of significant legislative action by Congress in the Gilded Age is explained by all of the following EXCEPT the A) prevailing popular concept of limited government. B) usual agreement on significant issues between the two major parties. C) general absence of important political issues. D) virtual equality of power between the two major […]

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Date: September 9th, 2020

According to nineteenth-century economist John Smith Dye, the entire h

According to nineteenth-century economist John Smith Dye, the entire history of the United States was the record of repeated A) abolitionist attempts to foment slave rebellion in the South. B) efforts by the federal government to destroy states’ rights. C) Southern plots to expand slavery. D) slaveholder conspiracies to destroy the Union.   ANSWER C

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Date: September 9th, 2020