A Major Reason That a Public Debt Cannot Bankrupt the Federal

question 200

Multiple Choice

A major reason that a public debt cannot bankrupt the Federal government is because:

• A)the public debt is mostly held by foreigners.
• B)the Federal government has the Social Security Trust Fund.
• C)the public debt can be easily refinanced.
• D)the Federal government can draw on its gold reserves.

Recognize the impact of the cotton industry on the U.S. market revolution and the expansion of slavery.

Identify the significant urban population growth and the demographic shifts in the U.S. during the mid-19th century.

Comprehend the technological advancements of the period, particularly Eli Whitney's cotton gin, and their social implications.

Grasp the effects of migration and settlement patterns within the U.S. during the early to mid-19th century.

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