Answer:
D. He opposed government support for farmers.
Explanation:
The election of 1896 was just as much a partisan battle over the future of American economic policy as the 2012 election. On this day in 1896, William Jennings Bryan delivered his rousing speech as a delegate to the Democratic convention declaring that mankind would not be “crucified on a cross of gold.” In the speech, Bryan, who was from the western farming state of Nebraska, advocated the inclusion of a silver standard for U.S. currency, which rallied the populist base of the Democratic Party and helped Bryan win the nomination for the presidency.
To take a step back in history, the source of the issue began with the Gold Rush in 1849, which altered the bi-metallism status quo. For decades, both gold and silver backed U.S. currency and both silver and gold species could be turned into a Sub-Treasury Mint for dollars. The government valued silver at a ratio of 16:1 to gold in ounces. With the flood of gold to the market following the Gold Rush, people could sell their silver privately and to foreign markets at a lower ratio, thus making more money. However, when silver was discovered in Nevada in the 1860s, the ratio of silver to gold sold privately or abroad increased, but the government continued to offer the 16:1 ratio. In short, the government policy increased currency circulation, benefitting westerners, rural farmers, and the poor who could more easily pay off debts or make purchases. Meanwhile, Wall Street and banks in the East mobilized against the government’s policy because they would not receive as much profit on loans to farmers and the poor.
However, by 1873, the flood of silver into government coffers created an economic crisis. Congress responded by passing the Coinage Act of 1873, which effectively ended bi-metallism by eliminating the silver dollar and by making gold the only metallic standard (though the U.S. did not accept the Gold Standard de jure until 1900). Western miners and farmers termed it the “Crime of 1873.” Their “Free Silver” movement became a core constituency of the Democratic Party, represented by William Jennings Bryan.
A clear partisan divide in the elections of 1896 and 1900 centered on the bi-metallism debate. Republican candidate William McKinley blamed the Democrats and their platform of bi-metallism for the Panic of 1893, while Republicans and Eastern banking interests called the gold standard “sound money” policy. One article of campaign propaganda is illustrative: McKinley’s campaign issued fake dollar bills that read “In God We Trust…for the Other 53 Cents” to argue that the dollar backed by silver would only be worth 47 cents. Another campaign poster linked the Republican Party’s gold coin as “sound money” policy to the beneficial aspects of the party’s protectionist policy compared to the detrimental impact of the Democratic Party’s free trade policy.
In the “Cross of Gold” speech, Bryan argued that the Democratic Party’s focus on bi-metallism in its platform was justified because a gold standard alone could not solve the country’s problems at the time, including debt, small business failure, and monopolies. According to Bryan, if silver was restored, “all other necessary reforms will be possible.” He compared the situation to fights over the national bank, arguing that “What we need is an Andrew Jackson to stand, as Jackson stood, against the encroachments of organized wealth.” In the speech, Bryan also connects the Democratic Party’s tradition since Thomas Jefferson and Andrew Jackson against moneyed interests in favor of the little guy. Bryan favored a regulatory role for government in issuing money and called for banks to “go out of the governing business.”
The excerpt from the “Cross of Gold” speech below resounds with populist rhetoric, though the speech itself took the wind out of the Populist Party’s sails, rallying supporters to the Democratic Party. The excerpt also links the issue to the Democratic Party’s position on international trade.
do you believe the growth of cities in the early 20th century was mostly postive or negative to the country
Answer:
C
Explanation:
Answer:
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__________ was a nativist theorist who believed that individuals were born with an innate device or process that assisted in language development. A. B. F. Skinner B. Noam Chomsky C. Herbert Simon D. Steven Pinker.
Answer: B Noam Chomsky
Explanation:
I got it right.
Answer:
its B Noam Chomsky
Explanation:
cause it is
what did the greek titan prometheus give to humanity
According to historical perspective, the greek titan Prometheus gives fire to humanity.
The story that was told by Greek mythology is that Prometheus stole fire from the gods and then transferred it to humanity in the form of technology, knowledge, and civilization.
Prometheus is a famous titan God of fire in Greek mythology. He is also known for his craftsmanship and creation of mortals.
Hence, in this case, it is concluded that the correct answer is "mortal."
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porque estados unidos no participo en la convencion de londres de 1861
Answer:
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How did the Magna Carta influence and the English Bill of Rights influence government in the Colonies, and be "baby steps" leading to the charter development of the United States? [a general/overview answer is OK]
Answer:
Magna Carta was issued in June 1215 and was the first document to put into writing the principle that the king and his government was not above the law. It sought to prevent the king from exploiting his power, and placed limits of royal authority by establishing law as a power in itself.
Explanation:
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what role did yellow journalism play in the spanish american war
How did the cold war affect Senator Joseph McCarthy’s view of the US government?
A) he believed the state department employed communists who might subvert the government.
B) he wanted the president to declare war against the Soviet union and force them out of Eastern Europe.
C) he suspected the president and his cabinet were communists.
D) he thought the Soviet Union and the US would make a peace treaty and establish greater international trade.
Answer:
I believe it's B or D
Explanation:
I think B makes more sense tho
What was the transcontinental railroad meant to connect?.
Answer:
connect the Atlantic and Pacific coasts of the North American continent
Explanation:
mainly if the ocean is blue.... you mainly my boo
How are rice exports in slave population related?
Answer:
Do you mean in rice in the American slave trade? If so, it is said that by the 18th Century, Asian rice varieties had scattered across West Africa on coastal plantations, allowing enslavers to provision slave ships with both types of rice in order to feed their colonies in the New World.
just please answer this question about democracy development in the USA
unfair acts from England winning Revolutionary War didn't want to duplicate England's monarchy.
Based on the graph, what can you infer about religious life in China?
O The Communist Party does not support the practice of religion
O Over 12 the people in China practice some type of religion
O Folk Religion is practiced together with the other forms of religion in China
O Buddhism and Folk Religion are different forms of the same religion
The inferred conclusion about religious life in China is that popular religion is practiced alongside the other forms of religion in China (option C)
The Republic of China is a sovereign country in East Asia characterized by:
It is the most populous country in the world, with more than 1.4 billion inhabitantsIt ranks first as the world's largest economic power by GDPIt has a socialist form of government ruled by the Communist Party of China, since 1949Its capital city is Beijing.In the religious aspect, China stands out for having followers of most religions. According to recent studies (2020), the population identifies with the following religions:
52.2% of the population is not religious47.8% were faithful to some religion28.98% of the population would follow Shenism (traditional Chinese religion)15.87% are Buddhist2.50% is Christian0.45% follow IslamAccording to the above, it can be inferred that different religions are practiced in China in addition to the traditional religion of China. (option C)
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Put the events in the order they occurred:
- The Nineteenth
Amendment
was ratified.
- Southern states
passed Jim
Crow laws.
- The NAACP
was founded.
- The Supreme Court
ruled in
Plessy v. Ferguson
Answer:
1. Jim crow law passed- 1877-1950
2. The supreme Court ruling in Plessy vs Ferguson- 13th april 1896-18th may 1896
3. NAACP founded 12th February 1909
4. The nineteenth amendment ratified- 1920
The Constitution divides federal power between three branches in order to:
A. limit the federal government's power over individuals.
B. allow different states to control different branches.
C. prevent any one branch from becoming too powerful.
D. encourage more citizens to vote in federal elections.
Answer:
C. prevent any one branch from becoming too powerful
Explanation:
The separation of federal power into three branches gives each branch its own government responsibilities to prevent any branch from becoming too powerful and to check and balance the other branches.
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Answer:
yes
Explanation:
Females, while growing in strength, go through more pyshical changes.
Answer:yes true
Explanation:
which southern state was the first to adopt a thanksgiving day in 1855?
Answer: Virginia became the nation's first Southern state to adopt thanksgiving
how far have womens right changed in the last 200 years?
Answer:
I hope this helps! (I used the cite my school gave me to learn about the history of women's history. I wrote a slide about it)
Explanation:
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Can someone give me a brief essay about the history of Dream Smp? It's not for me but I really do need this. No links or anything like that to cheat points. Thank you! <3
Alright, so a lot has happened in the Dream SMP, and the easiest way to say it all is in a timeline. And big spoiler warnings in advance, if you havent watched all the streams. (Ps. Manberg and L'Manberg are the same, it just depends on what you prefer to call it.)
The Dream SMP became a roleplay server when Tommyinnit first joins (April 24, 2020)After Tommy joins, the dr.ug empire in created (I forgot all the members) and the SMP sees a dramatic growth in whitelisted membersWilbur joins and creates Manberg/L'Manberg, and then fights for independenceThe L'Manberg war happens because Dream refuses to give them independenceOnce they gained that independence, an election is held, Jschlatt becomes the presidentHim and his vices hold The Manberg Festival, aka the Red Festival. Jschlatt blames Tubbo for being a traitor and demands that Technoblade kills Tubbo with his crossbow and fireworks. The first shot misses, and the second shot kills Tubbo, and accidentally also kills Schlatt and Quackity as well.The Manberg-Pogtopia war happens in efforts to take Schlatt out of powerWilbur blew up the nation with a lot of TNTWilbur tells Philza to kill him, which he does, and Wilbur`s final canon life is taken. He becomes a ghost, aka GhostburAfter that war, Tubbo becomes president and they begin rebuilding Manberg and replacing territoriesThe Banishment Era leads to the exile of TommyMexican L'Manberg in created by Quackity in honor of his old friends, and is eventually renamed to El RapidsThis is all of the events up to December of 2020, which is all I`ve gotten memorized lol. If you would like the rest, here`s the link to a far more detailed wiki with exact events, dates, and such. Just remove the spaces :)
https:/ /dreamteam.fandom. com/wiki/ Timeline_of_the_Dream_SMP
Answer:
i know c!purpled definitely became unpopular for what he did to c!slimecicle but i'm not gonna lie, i think he was justified in doing it, even if he was wrong.
it's been a while since c!purpled was first scouted and employed to las nevadas, so i feel the need to mention that the way he had initially been involved was through c!quackity blowing up his ufo, one of the few things on the server that indicated his presence where he otherwise felt forgotten.
c!purpled is a lonely character. there's camaraderie to be found between the other characters on the server, but never him and someone else before he was recruited by c!quackity. he shows this loneliness in the way dogchamp accompanies him wherever he goes, despite the constant danger on the server.
where some people would hide their pets, c!purpled keeps his by his side, otherwise who else would be there?
one of the main things that c!quackity said in the stream where he blew up the ufo was that "the ufo was your legacy, and i've taken it from you."
legacy is so important in this server. when you leave a mark on the smp, it's remembered, for better or for worse. for c!purpled, who was alone and resented that, his ufo being blown up, which was a reflection of him, was something that cut deep. c!quackity and his ruthlessness in destroying it and knowing what he was doing would not be easily forgotten by c!purpled, no matter how much he could claim it was water under the bridge.
the way c!quackity framed this deal between the two of them was that c!purpled had the choice to be forgotten with his ufo or remembered with las nevadas. there was no way he could walk away happy in either instance, but there was a way he could walk away remembered, which c!quackity knew was the only thing that would get him to join.
c!purpled needs to be remembered because he needs to feel less alone. being remembered means he's important which means people will be there for him.
the ufo was an extension of himself, his legacy, and c!quackity took it away without giving a it a second glance, because at this point in time, he didn't care! he didn't care for attachments, his or others, and that made it easier for c!quackity to destroy them.
by the time c!quackity began to relearn the fact that attachments were natural and he would be burdened with them no matter what and c!slimecicle was one of them, c!purpled had been letting this bitterness fester. he had been pushed aside for c!slimecicle, in his viewpoint, and c!quackity was someone who promised him greatness and belonging and hadn't delivered.
it didn't matter that c!quackity meant for them to be together, that he had acknowledged his fondness for c!slimecicle, that las nevadas mattered more to him than just material gain, because c!purpled didn't know and to him, it looked as though c!quackity destroyed his legacy only to pass las nevadas on to c!slimecicle as thought it didn't matter.
and then we get to the betrayal!
on the surface, it doesn't look like c!purpled would have any reason to go after the revival book. he has no connection to it, nothing that would make him desire it because there's no one he needs to be revived.
for c!purpled, however, the revival book isn't something he needs for the revival aspect, but rather the fact that it's something that c!quackity has that he values. he wants to hurt c!quackity the same way c!quackity hurt him, and the most obvious way he knows to do this is to take away the one thing that he had been working tirelessly for, for months on end.
the revival book is less a revival book and more of another part of c!quackity's legacy.
its why he brings up c!quackity destroying his ufo in the middle of asking about the revival book, otherwise why else would he mention it? they're connected, both extensions of the person behind them. c!purpled and his ufo, c!quackity and his revival book.
yet at this point, c!slimecicle is there and c!quackity clearly cares for him, and c!purpled notices, so what else to do but hurt c!quackity the way he was and take this extension of him away?
because in a way, c!slimecicle was an extension of c!quackity— his humanity. everything about c!quackity and this web hes created centres around humanity and legacy and people and connections. in forging a connection with c!slimecicle and a legacy in las nevadas, c!purpled was caught in the crossfire.
c!purpled, in the end, was lonely and desired company, had his legacy destroyed by c!quackity only to be pushed away again by him after promises of riches and togetherness, and lashed out the only way he knew how because he was a mercenary and never offered the same support c!quackity was.
i can't fault him for that, can i?
How did the Immigration Act of 1965 affect Asian immigration to the United States? Asian immigration increased after the act took effect. Asian immigration decreased after the act took effect. Asian immigration stayed about the same after the act took effect.
Answer:
Asian immigration increased after the act took effect. many people wanted to emigrate despite restrictions. ... The elimination of the quota system made it easier for Asians to immigrate and more difficult for Latin Americans to immigrate.
Answer:
A
Explanation:
Which of the following best completes the diagram above? Question 8 options: Boston Tea Party War of 1812 American Revolution Civil War.
Answer:
B. War of 1812
According to the diagram, the suitable option is War of 1812. It was happened in 18 February. So, the correct option is (C).
What do you mean by the War of 1812?The United States, Great Britain, and Great Britain's Native American allies engaged in a military war on the North American continent known as the War of 1812, which lasted from June 18, 1812, to February 18, 1815. The relationship between the United States and Great Britain after the American Revolution was far from ideal.
The British attempts to stifle American trade, the Royal Navy's recruitment of American seamen, and American territorial ambitions were among the factors that led to the war.
Enhanced patriotism in the US and increased respect for the US among other nations were some of the key outcomes of the War of 1812. Additionally, the US military and industry were bolstered. The Federalist party's influence also decreased, and there were fewer
Therefore, the the diagram, the suitable option is War of 1812. It was happened in 18 February.
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Answer:
a it's a it's a it's 5/7 and 7/14
what was the main purpose of the preamble to the declaration of independence?
Answer:The Preamble, also known as the Introduction, is the beginning to the Declaration Of Independence. The purpose of the Preamble is to state why the Declaration Of Independence was written. The document explains the reasons that impel the colonists to separate from Great Britain.
Explanation:
In the movie Avatar,
The planet, Pandora, is a garden of Eden of sorts where aggression is unnecessary. What does this reveal about the way “humans” view the created world and the resources of the planet? What must humans “unlearn” to live in harmony?
Humans must unlearn their greediness in order to live in harmony with all the other animals and creatures. When we do everything in order to better ourselves and not the people around us, we are forgetting our basic human instinct. Humans view the world as their to own, rule, and ruin. This is not the case, as the world is owned equally by every animal.
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how did the constitution fix the problems of articles of confederation?
Answer:
The constitution created an actual federal government. A big problem that the articles of confederation had was that there was no federal government to solve problems between the states. Additionally, there was no way for the federal government to raise funds. Finally, the articles barely connected the states, and each state just wanted to maintain its own power.
The constitution solved these problems because it made a stronger federal government. The federal government now has the power to solve problems between the states and tax the citizens. This allowed the government to function correctly and protect the security of the nation.
Maternal __________ were the basic family unit for the Tonkawas.
Answer:
Maternal clans were the basic unit in Tonkawa society.
Explanation:
Children became members of their mothers' clans, and men lived with their spouses' clans.
Should Santa be arrested for breaking and entering millions of times
Answer: yes
Explanation : he technically should be because he’s breaking into homes
¿Que significa y que implica la frase "Hacerse cargo de las decisiones que tomamos"? Soy de 5to de primaria es para lengua...
Answer: Significa que nos hacemos responsables de las cosas que hacemos, por ejemplo, si es una mala decisión, decimos la verdad aunque podríamos meternos en problemas. que también enseña a la gente a ser honesta y a no mentir
Sino ang pumaslangbkay Haring Rimush?
Pasagot tyy!
Answer:
His courtiers | Ang kanyang mga courtier
Explanation:
King Rimush was an Akkadian king who faced opposition by his courtiers, who therefore "assassinated him through their seals," as sites will quote.
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Si Haring Rimush ay isang hari ng Akkadian na humarap sa pagsalungat ng kanyang mga courtier, na samakatuwid ay "pinatay siya sa pamamagitan ng kanilang mga selyo," gaya ng sisipiin ng mga site.
Select the correct answer from each drop-down menu. What caused the riots in Southern California during the 1940s? African Americans and communities in the 1940s adopted a style of clothing called suits. In 1943, a was beaten by a Mexican American youth wearing this style. This led to several riots in Southern California.
On June 3, 1943, a group of sailors reported that they had been attacked by some Mexican Americans wearing zoot suits. This sparked the start of the riots. So, on June 4, several uniformed sailors hired cabs and headed to the Mexican American neighborhood in search of the zoot-suit wearers.
What are Zoot Suit Riots?The Zoot Suit Riots were a series of riots that took place in Los Angeles, California, between June 3 and 8, 1943. They involved young Latino and Mexican American city dwellers as well as the American military stationed in Southern California.
It was one of the dozen industrial wartime cities, along with Mobile, Alabama, Beaumont, Detroit, Texas, Michigan, and New York City, that experienced racial riots in the summer of 1943.
White Angelenos and American servicemen attacked and stripped toddlers, teenagers, and young people who were wearing zoot suits, reportedly because they thought the garments, which were created from a lot of fabric during World War II, were disloyal. For the duration of the war, certain foods and materials had to be rationed.
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who does polonius send to spy on laertes in paris?
Answer:
At the top of Act II Polonius instructs Reynaldo to spy on his son, Laertes, in Paris.
Explanation:
What was the National Recovery Administration?
Answer:
The National Recovery Administration was a prime agency established by U.S. president Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1933
Answer:
This was provided by Franklin D. Roosevelt to undo the damages of the great depression.