What Did the Democratic Party and the Whig Party Have

question 41

Multiple Choice

What did the Democratic Party and the Whig Party have in common?

• A) They were both against the spread of slavery to the territories.
• B) They really had nothing in common, since they were opposition parties.
• C) They both favored secession by the South.
• D) They were both led by slaveholders, and neither really championed black rights.

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Definitions:

Classical

Pertains to the classical school of economic thought, focusing on free markets and the self-regulating nature of economies, emphasizing the roles of competition and supply and demand.

Monetarists

Monetarists are economists who believe that variations in the money supply have major influences on national output in the short run and the price level over longer periods.

Supply Side

An economic theory that emphasizes the importance of increasing production and supply as a way to stimulate economic growth, often through tax cuts and deregulation.

Supply-side Arguments

Supply-side arguments focus on the belief that reducing taxes and regulations on businesses will stimulate economic growth by increasing supply, leading to job creation and income growth.