4. Where was the nation's capital located when George Washington became the first president? Locate and labelit.

What happened to indentured servants after they were freed? A. They fled to other colonies to make their wealth. B. They returned to the country from which they came. C. They were given servants of their own to farm land. D.

Who commissioned Columbus with two ships

Which of the following is a symptom of Huntington's disease? A. Uncontrolled physical movements B. Difficulty in digesting food C. Difficulty in breathing D. Vision problems

Why did the Spanish abolish the encomienda system in the mid 1500's?

Which is an example of checks and balances between the branches?

Beware of trojan horses is a common piece of advice. explain the historical context of this phrase

Which sentence describes the effects of stereotypes against Africans in colonial America?

The Alps reach up to 19,000 feet. true or false

In both a national budget and household budget, a surplus is the result of

Which of these colonial leaders was MOST known for his devotion to the ideas of democracy and religious freedom? A) John Smith B) John White C) William Penn D) William Bradford