One of the aims of the United States during World War I was

A)

the defeat of Japan.

B)

freedom of the seas.

C)

the collection of reparations.

D)

the division of Germany into two countries.

Which of the these was an outcome of the industrial revolution?

The framers of the constitution overcame internal squabbling by agreeing to the great compromise, which created a

The North D. German, Irish, Swedish, Canadian, Arabic, Hmong The Midland C. Eastern states, Europe, Asia, Spanish, Native American The South B. British, Scots-Irish, Native American, African, Spanish The West A.

Which scenario was most likely to happen during the Great Depression under President Hoover? People visited a bread line to get a free meal. People waited to get an unemployment check. People hoped to remove money from the bank.

Why did President Abraham Lincoln veto the Wade-Davis Bill? A. He thought that it was mean-spirited. B. He considered it to be illogical. C. He viewed it as unconstitutional. D. He felt that it was too harsh.

What was Roosevelt's primary argument with the Supreme Court? A) It consisted with nine men who were in a position to strike down the entire new deal. B) It was not adhering to constitutional principles in its rulings.

Labor leaders were targeted by the espionage and sedition acts because they

Summarize the significance of the state's rights issue on the Civil War.

What were the social motives for the 1095 crusades?

Paul is primarily responsible for: A defining Christianity as a new religion, separate from Judaism. B the adoption of Christianity as the official religion of the Roman Empire. C the spread of Christianity into Africa, Asia, and the Americas.