Upon its passage, polls suggested "Obamacare" was overwhelmingly popular with most Americans

Political parties emerged:

a. early in the sixteenth century as a way to counterbalance the authority of the church. b. early in the seventeenth century when new colonial governments were seeking greater autonomy. c. early in the eighteenth century in the struggle against absolute monarchs. d. early in the nineteenth century with the rise of democratic governments.

The shocking exposes of conditions in American industry and corruption in government common after 1890 were often called

A) yellow journalism. D) gutter sniping. B) jingoism. E) spin control. C) muckraking.