Nationalist Ideologies Differed from Those of Republicans in That Nationalists

question 20

Multiple Choice

Nationalist ideologies differed from those of republicans in that nationalists:

• A) had an antiauthoritarian, localist impulse.
• B) opposed government interference in the lives of citizens.
• C) favored an effective central authority.
• D) opposed any form of government that resembled monarchy.
• E) were suspicious of national authority as represented by the Continental Congress.

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