<p>damn, guessed wrong. oh well that's just one question I guess. What was the one where it gave some passage or something and then asked if the piece was an example of like : pragmatism, marxism, idealism, transcendent.?</p>
<p>"life of law is not logic, but comes from experience" was the quote or something like that. i put transcendentalism but i think i'm wrong</p>
<p>I think that one was pragmatism...but i could be wrong.</p>
<p>oh i just googled it and it was said by oliver wendell holmes who was a transcendentalist</p>
<p>quote from Kaplan: "Pragmatism: Philosophical movement, with deep roots in the United States, which holds that truth emerges from experimentation and experience rather than from abstract theory..."</p>
<p>ooh wow that's tough then, I went with pragmatism though</p>
<p>What was the answer to the one about the cartoon that was like "who stole the money from the public" with a circle of people pointing at each other?</p>
<p>Was that the Tammany Ring one? If so, then the answer was something like corruption in New York</p>
<p>It was definitely corruption in NY.</p>
<p>yeah definitely NY one. I wasn't sure until I noticed it said Tammany Ring on the ground after looking at the thing for like 20 seconds lol</p>
<p>Oh man, I didnt see Tammany Ring! Wow, that would've made my life a lot easier. I just recognize the fat guy as Tweed after staring at it for a long time. Damn. Good job, Nick.</p>
<p>which City grew most bc of Railroads?
the choices were like Boston, NY, Chicago, ...
What was the Land Ordinance one
What was the thing that didn't happen during Truman
What was the done under LBJ's Great Society program... was it antipov programs and job training?</p>
<p>which City grew most bc of Railroads? CHICAGO</p>
<p>What was the Land Ordinance one...It was divided land in the 13 colonies</p>
<p>What was the thing that didn't happen during Truman? don't remember this ?</p>
<p>What was the done under LBJ's Great Society program... don't remember</p>
<p>ya the railroads one I put Chicago
The Land Ordinance is where they like divided the land into townships
Don't remember the choices for the Truman one
I think the LBJ was the one with like health insurance or something like that</p>
<p>Roman Catholic colony - Maryland
South Carolina's major product - sugar cane
Novel describing fall of middle class during late 20's and 30's - Grapes of Wrath
Marshall Plan - China
Bay of Pigs, missile crisis - Cuba
Wilson's major goal in Versailles - League of Nations
Populist theory - favorable balance of trade</p>
<p>i put different things for some of those, montana
South Carolina = rice
Populist = direct election of senator (did you mean mercantilist theory?)
Marshall plan helped European countries
Grapes of Wrath is about migrant farm workers being exploited, not fall of mid class</p>
<p>i know that the answer to either the truman or johnson question was the nationalization of basic industries. but i cant remember which one...</p>
<p>Grapes of Wrath, the Joads weren't middle class. They were farmers. The answer was Main Street according to some people from this thread.</p>
<p>South Carolina major crop: Rice
Marshall plan: help European nations
Novel about middle class of '20s: Main street
Populist goal: Direct election of senators</p>
<p>Thanks for the corrections. Whoops! Here are some more....</p>
<p>Mercantilism – favorable balance of trade
What did women want the most – universal suffrage
What happened during WWII domestically – married women became employed in the work force
What was this revolutionary period quote calling for? – meeting of the Continental Congress
State that didn’t join Confederacy during civil war – Kentucky
What signaled the end of Reconstruction – south signing 15th amendment</p>
<p>What signaled the end of Reconstruction – south signing 15th amendment</p>
<p>I had down the election of Hayes, if that was a choice. Compromise of 1877 ended Reconstruction, I believe.</p>