Under the Articles of Confederation
A. interest rates were overall quite low.
B. the national government could not issue a national currency.
C. intercolonial trade flourished.
D. the national government had no difficulty collecting taxes.
E. it was easy for businesses to get loans.
Answer: B
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Which of the following do Spain and France have in common when it comes to the distribution of responsibilities in those nations?
A) Both nations have consistently consolidated power over the past century. B) Both nations have decentralized governmental functions. C) Both nations have adopted confederal systems of government. D) Both nations have adopted mixed electoral systems.
An example of the loss of deference accorded to the Mexican president is the
a. Mexican president's difficulty in delivering his informe, or State of the Nation report, to the Mexican Congress. b. "Yo soy 132" movement. c. recent move by Congress to amend the Mexican constitution to include a vice president within the Mexican executive. d. efforts by the Mexican Congress to impose term limits upon the president. e. instances where members of the public have thrown their shoes at the President during some of his public appearances.