3. Which factor that contributed to sectionalism involved disagreements overpower held by the states versus the federal government?

4. During the War of 1812, which region of the United States threatened to secede due to the economic boycott of Great Britain?

5. In 1830, how did South Carolina attempt to avoid paying a tariff they opposed?

6. How did the case of Worcester v. Georgia embolden states’ rights advocates?

The clergy comprised the wealthy first estate, with members of noble descent in particular having a great deal of power. what was the score of the clergy’s wealth

Who did president kennedy choose to be the director of the peace corps? a. his brother ted kennedy b. his sister jean kennedy c. his brother-in-law sargent shriver d. his sister-in-law joan kennedy

Which of the following is not true of television journalism? television is even more effective than the radio as an agency for influencing public opinion. you must pay millions of dollars to build up and project the proper television image for their candidates. television media performs a public service in the field of political education. we should form our opinions by listening to network commentators to get a well-rounded perspective, as you can assemble from different sources we should listen to more than one commentator and read background articles in boo and magazines