At the end of World War II (1939-1945),

the United States emerged as a

superpower. What do you think the

term superpower means?

What foreign policy did the truman doctrine stand for during the post World War II years

How did temples serve as the center of mesopotamia cities?

What example of militarism told europeans that the region was on the edge of war?

Soloman was best known as

What role did the issue of slavery play in the election of 1848?

Why is the Mausoleum at Halicarnassus an ancient wonder?

How did the panic of 1817 imact voting rights?

Explain how blab schools get their name

Why would Confucianism be a good type of "soft power?"

How was slavery was banned by the federal government? a. Abolished when the Founding Fathers wrote the Constitution b. Was made illegal by Supreme Court ruling c. Abolished by Constitutional Amendment d. none of the above