Why were European nations able to conquer large sections of Africa in the 19th and early 20th centuries?

The Big Sister Policy involved: A) Latin America, B) China, C) the Pacific, D) Alaska.

Where did the allies meet and agree to open a second front in Europe?

The Indian independence movement eventually led to

Which goal of the civil rights movers was achieved soon after world war 2 ended

What was one impact of the increased weastern population on the nation

When did the olmec cilivization begin?

The military death toll in the civil war was roughly:

How were the Catholic church and roman emperor connected to each other

In 1929, the pope officially recognized Italy as a nation with its capital at Rome. What city did Italy recognize as an independent state located in Rome and the world's smallest nation? a. Naples b. Venice c. Vatican City d. Florence

How does the rule of law outlined in the Constitution ensure a limited government?