A) A Supreme Court justice. B) A military general during the Civil War. C) A famous American author. D) A prominent American politician and political theorist.
A) South Carolina. B) Georgia. C) Virginia. D) North Carolina.
A) States' rights. B) Federalism. C) Populism. D) Nationalism.
A) The Declaration of Independence. B) The Federalist Papers. C) The South Carolina Exposition and Protest. D) The Articles of Confederation.
A) Trade agreements. B) Infrastructure funding. C) Land grants. D) Tariffs.
A) He only supported elite governance. B) He rejected democracy altogether. C) He supported pure democracy without checks. D) He believed in minority rights against majority tyranny.
A) 1861. B) 1845. C) 1876. D) 1850.
A) He served as Senate majority leader. B) He was a junior senator with little influence. C) He was a powerful and influential senator. D) He was primarily a speechwriter.
A) Martin Van Buren and William Henry Harrison. B) Abraham Lincoln and Ulysses S. Grant. C) John Quincy Adams and Andrew Jackson. D) Thomas Jefferson and James Madison. |