Answer:
b. The high tariff not only became, until 1860, the main source of Federal revenues -- it also had the effect of allowing indigenous American manufacturing firms to become price-competitive with their European (especially British) competition.
Explanation:
According to a different source, these are the options that come with this question:
a. Import duties replaced all the revenue lost after the Whiskey Rebellion resulted in the end of taxes on locally-distilled adult beverages.
b. The high tariff not only became, until 1860, the main source of Federal revenues -- it also had the effect of allowing indigenous American manufacturing firms to become price-competitive with their European (especially British) competition.
c. High taxes on imported goods had zero impact on the growing estrangement of the South from the North.
d. High tariffs created incentives for smuggling massive amounts of contraband from Spanish and French pirates headquartered in New Orleans and Miami.
This question refers to the Tariff Act of 1789. This was signed into law by President George Washington, becoming one of the first important laws passed by Congress. This law was primarily supported by Alexander Hamilton. The law had two important effects. First, it allowed American manufactured goods to become more competitive. Second, it became the federal government's main source of revenue until income tax was introduced in 1913.
Answer:
50
Explanation:
Ethiopia was the only African country that was not a colony before WWI. It feel to the Italians in 1938 and was liberated along with others in the horn of Africa in 1940 when the Italians were defeated.
I would guess at least 50 countries gained their independence since WWII but without going through each one, one at a time I am not sure.
Answer:
B. tensions between colonists and Native Americans
Explanation:
It crashed into an iceburg
The answer to this question is: Customs kept Mexican Americans out of many neighborhoods. Why? Well, see below for an explanation!
I chose this answer as the correct answer because Mexicans were subject to strict segregation laws, they were not allowed in all-white schools, and they were indeed forced to attend poorly equipped schools. However, customs did not keep Mexican Americans out of many neighborhoods. The Mendez v. Westminster case never made it to the Supreme Court, but it morally addressed the justification people had for “separate but equal” at the time. Additionally, people tended to externally discriminate people, meaning that they judge others based off of how they look. Because Mexican Americans have a dark skin complexion, they are widely mistaken for being black. This relates to segregation because during times of slavery, blacks were seen as “savages” who behaved and lived better when in physical labor. Mexican Americans never were kept out of neighborhoods to the point where it was that big of a deal, but they were looked at with the facial expression of “they don’t look like me so they’re odd.” If you need extra help, let me know and I will gladly assist you.
