Which question would Nina ask to evaluate the sources relevance as she studies communist propaganda?

When was the source created?

Who was this source created for?

Is the source primary or secondary?

How does the source compare to other sources?

How did the practice of imperialism push Europe toward World War I?

Explain how United States' policy of isolationism before World War ll arose from a series of neutrality acts passed during the 1930s. (isolationism, neutrality)

1. Explain how the Virginia house of burgesses and new England town hall meeting are early examples of democracy in the colonies.

The Pre-Columbian civilizations of the Aztec, Inca, and Maya were similar in that they all: spoke the same language. built large, complex cities. used a complex written language. had a monotheistic belief system.

Which item would be considered a secondary source on World War I? (1) map used by General Lanrezac in planning for the Battle of the Marne (2) diary of a soldier who fought in the Battle of the Somme (3) rifle instruction manual used by a Russian

Identifying under what treaty did spain did spain finally give up florida to the united states

How did New transportation systems affect the expansion and development of the nation?

Select the main reason states are resistant to unfunded mandates. A. Unfunded mandates are unconstitutional and states can refuse to follow them if they want B.

What do the examples in the box above describe about the united states in the 1940s?

What is one major goal of us economic foreign policy