Populists proved themselves to be strong quantity theory ...

[lbcchick]

Populists proved themselves to be strong quantity theory activists by
 
  (a) pushing the government to provide a general level of money demand that could be kept abreast
  of farm output.
  (b) advancing public education and woman suffrage efforts.
  (c) trying to prohibit corporate subsidies.
  (d) seeking to reserve land and other natural resources for farm and conservation use.

Question 2

Which of the following was not claimed in the book Time on the Cross, by Fogel and Engerman (1974)?
 
  (a) Slavery was growing stronger economically before the Civil War.
  (b) Slave agriculture in the South was more productive than was family farming in the North.
  (c) Slave breeding and sexual exploitation by slave owners were normal aspects of the slave system.
  (d) Slave field hands were harder working and more efficient than were white agricultural workers.

[Zebsrer]

Answer to Question 1

(a)

Answer to Question 2

(c)

[lbcchick]

Excellent

[cam1229]

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