Nov. 3 SAT 2 US History

<p>Andrew Jackson was his Tennessee planter lifestyle. He was absurdly rich and owned slaves, after all, instead of being a rootsy folk hero.</p>

<p>The cartoon was political corruption. It was a caricature of the political machines in NYC.</p>

<p>Six religions was Germany. Germany had its share of Catholics, even after the Reformation, and many of the faiths mentioned were distinctly Germanic (the 'sch' consonant formation was a tip-off).</p>

<p>Runaway negroes was that they had retained elements of African culture, since they were going by their own names even though they answered to their "slave names".</p>

<p>Anyone know the answer to the Mexican revolution one? It was a I,II,III,IV question</p>

<p>I put II and III only, which is that America sent troops and naval ships to mexico.</p>

<p>I put II only, we sent troops, which might be wrong. I think it might be III only. I thought we sent troops at the border to wait.</p>

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<p>so does anyone remember those?</p>

<p>oh, there was some answer with the word "moratorium" in it. I didn't know what moratorium meant. That answer wasn't the right one, was it?</p>

<p>The Federal Reserve one was hard, but its purpose was to reform the banking system and establish a more flexible currency. Good ol' Woodrow Wilson.</p>

<p>I left the interstate commerce one blank.</p>

<p>The colony was my home state Virginia; it was a business venture.</p>

<p>A moratorium is when something is halted until further notice, and I'm pretty sure it wasn't correct.</p>

<p>Wasn't the era of good feelings defined by how much partisanship abated?</p>

<p>Yes. Everyone was in the same party, for a little bit.</p>

<p>I put proprietary colony for Virginia. I know that it was a business venture but the companies still had to get a charter didn't they?</p>

<p>Oh man. I read it as "penitentiary colony" and thought "Heh, like Australia." You're totally right. Haha, one more wrong for me.</p>

<p>a proprietary colony is a colony that is owned privately isn't it?
= a colony that has not recieved a charter</p>

<p>.....says Wiki:)</p>