Most of the 1,300, British settlers who landed in Australia in 1788 were

A) soldiers.

B) prisoners.

C) gold seekers.

D) religious pilgrims.

According to hebrew traditions, it was around 1250 bce that moses led them out of

when you get far enough from the reservation, you can see it's the urban man who has no identity. what does that mean

Who were the main targets in the Palmer Raids? All immigrants anarchists and other radicals any Americans seen as unpatriotic returning soldiers

In the absence of sufficient u. s. troops to confront the soviet army in eastern europe, what defense strategy was developed by the late 1940s?

Which action describes a civic responsibility at the local or municipal level? (CS 20) Participating in school board meetings Launching a campaign to be elected to state office Worshiping at a local church, temple, synagogue, or mosque Filing

Which amendment is freedom of religion

What did Columbus call the natives and why?

How did Alfred the Great contribute to the development of a national identity in England? A) He defeated the Danes and drove them out of England. B) He joined with his three older brothers to divide English lands.

What were some of the "time bombs" being experienced by the states under the articles of confederation? In other words, identify congress' weaknesses; what did it fail to do?

How organized was the lndependence movement in india