According to American political culture, who is mostly to blame for the problems facing an alcoholic?

__________ was/were used by colonists to keep each other abreast of developments with the British and helped to ferment public opposition to Britain

a. The Federalist Papers b. The Second Continental Congress c. The Committees of Correspondence d. Common Sense

Due to interdependence heightened by NAFTA, the Clinton administration responded to a sharp decline in the value of the Mexican peso by__________

a. drastically reducing foreign direct investment in Mexico b. pulling out of NAFTA c. shielding itself from now competitive Mexican exports by imposing quotas on certain products d. shoring up the flagging peso with a multibillion-dollar aid package