Key Historical Developments And Social Movements In Post-Civil War America

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Key Historical Developments and Social Movements in Post-Civil War AmericaBelow I have attached my Questions 12 and 13 are essay question must be at least of 200 words a piece. Anythingthat will make me pass will work.Question 1Theemergence of the U.S. as a global colonial empire was marked by the acquisition of all of the following EXCEPT__________.Hawaiithe PhilippinesHaitiGuamQuestion 2During the Gilded Age, all of the following factorscontributed to the stagnation of the southern economy EXCEPT:a dependence on northern capital.reliance on cotton.high wages demanded by southern laborers.the legacy of slavery.Question 3The estate of Potter Palmer, FifthAvenue's New Year's tradition, and New York's Waldorf-Astoria hotel are allexamples of:the reserve clause.

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