Which was the initial strategy of the North? attrition, massive advance on several fronts fight on northern territory fire on Ft. Sumter rely on a naval blockade alone the Anaconda plan

Which was the most important reason for the forming of corporations?

5. Which situation would most likely cause the population within a country to grow? A an increasing birth and death rate B an increasing rate of urbanization C more immigrants than emigrants OD more emigrants than immigrants

In the fictional Stolen Valor Act case of US v. Fields, the prosecution argued that Fields's lie was? A. aintentional. B. protected by free speech. C. damaging to soldiers. D. unintentional.

Why was the British defeat at fort Oswego a strategic loss for them

What are the basic facts that both sides can agree on? What did each person believe about imperialism? How did they work in support of or in opposition to imperialism?

In mesopotamian kings were representatives of the gods. In egypt kings were gods. In ancient china zhou leaders introduced a concept of authority known as the mandate of heaven, a king who was wicked or foolish lost the mandate and the right to rule.

The ideas of John Locke, an English philosopher, influenced the Founding Fathers to ensure protection for people's natural rights create a government with three separate branches place the majority of power with a single ruler make sure that the

The Bureau of Indian Affairs was organized in 1824 as part of the? a. Department of Justice, b. Department of War, c. Department of Education, d. Department of Health and Human services

How did the Peloponnesus war differ from the Persian war?

The "10 Percent Plan" involved issues related to the end of what conflict? A) World War I B) The Civil War C) The Battle of Gettysburg D) The Spanish American War