<p>What caused the demise of the Federalist Party?</p>
<p>who was Ayatollah Khomeini?</p>
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<p>e.e. cummings and faukner... steinbeck?</p>
<p>What was the first supreme court case that determined who regulated commerce state or federal government?</p>
<p>What caused the demise of the Federalist Party?</p>
<p>Well, the last straw was the Hartford Convention. All that talk of secession made people call them traitors with the war ending.</p>
<p>demise of federalist party: westward expansion, dem-repubs assumed some of their ideas</p>
<p>lol i got like.. fucton is kinda similar to fulton. that's bonus points.</p>
<p>Ayatollah Khomeini
iranian religious leader</p>
<p>Ayatollah Khomeini was the guy who took over Iran during Carter's presidency and refused to ship out oil, causing iinflation and stuff</p>
<p>What was the first supreme court case that determined who regulated commerce state or federal government?</p>
<p>Gibbons vs. Ogden</p>
<p>question: what was the lowell system</p>
<p>social gospel</p>
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<p>Tufts...you are totally dominating this thread =) no but seriously..mucho bonus points for getting close. if it was multiple choice you would have gotten it</p>
<p>A bunch of mills. Put a bunch of kids, sweatshops, and girls in there. Pay them fr living there. Pay em for working actually. They have like 2 hour social time. have to get back at 10:00 at night curfew blows.</p>
<p>but its like a system of working</p>
<p>lowell system was an attempt to entice workers during the...?</p>
<p>What was Illinois v. Munn about?</p>
<p>movement for people to help those suffering in urban areas rather than help them spiritually</p>
<p>esp. immigrants and people like that</p>
<p>actually, pepgirl can you tell us. i think im right, but i've known to be horrendously wrong 90% of the time.</p>
<p>What was the lowell system?</p>
<p>It was the textile system used in Lowell, Mass (or was it Waltham, Mass ...). It used mostly women and is noteworthy because its treatment of employees was very good (it had to, with the power loom killing the number of people available).</p>
<p>RR's went against farmers...supreme court gave state reg</p>
<p>the National Farmer's ALliance? won Munn vs. Illinois </p>
<p>it said that the state had the irght to regulate services like railroads WITHIN its own state, but not railroads that went between states (interstate commerce)</p>
<p>that was decided in Wabash vs. Illinois</p>