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the theory of social darwinism states that progress occurs through competition in which the weak fell and the strong moved ahead True
the Comstock Lode was a rich vein of silver in Navada True
the theory that progress occurred through compettition in which the weak fell and the strong survived was known as "militarism" False
T.Roosevelt's cavalry regiment in the Spanish-American War Rough Riders
for two decades after the Civil War, cowhands and cattle reigned sureme on the Great Plains because cattle ranching was exremely profitable
this act decreed that land pracels be given to individuals no nations dawes severalty Act
how did the Homestead Act of 1862 affect westward expansion? awareded 160 acres of land to any settler who farmed it for 5yrs
freeing the Philippines from Spanish control helped U.S. business to protect their interests in Asia
the political party that grew out of a movement of farmers, workers, and reformers from many parts of the U.S. was the _____ party Populist
which was the most serious obstacle to building a transcontinental railroad? the Rocky Mountains and the Sierra Nevada had to be crossed
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