The political base of the Democratic party in the late nineteenth century lay especially in
a. the small towns of the Northeast and the South.
b. big business and those involved in international trade.
c. Midwestern farmers.
d. the white South and big-city immigrant machines.
e. northern blacks and Asian immigrants.
Question 2
A major strength of the Articles of Confederation was its
a. control over interstate commerce.
b. strong judicial branch.
c. ability to maintain the ideal of union among the states and hold the states together until a strong constitution could become politically viable and eventually adopted by the states.
d. ability to coin money.
e. strong executive branch.
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