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It was a pleasure to live in those good old days, when a Federalist could knock a Republican down in the streets and not be questioned about it. The speaker of the above quotation most likely was referring to which decade in history?
It was a pleasure to live in those good old days, when a Federalist could knock a Republican down in the streets and not be questioned about it. The speaker of the above quotation most likely was referring to which decade in history?
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The correct option is A 1800s
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was a pleasure to live in those good old days, when a Federalist could
knock a Republican down in the streets and not be questioned about it.
The speaker of the above quotation most likely was referring to 1800.The Federalist Party had disappeared by 1810, and so choice A is the only possible answer.
It was a pleasure to live in those good old days, when a Federalist could knock a Republican down in the streets and not be questioned about it. The speaker of the above quotation most likely was referring to 1800.The Federalist Party had disappeared by 1810, and so choice A is the only possible answer.
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