What action was the main cause for Nazis to be charged and tried for at Nuremberg? A. participation in the Holocaust. B. joining the Nazi Party C. fighting against the Allies D. surrendering to Soviet forces

The concept of Southern states declaring a law null and void if the law was harmful to the state was called: secession Specie Circular Doctrine of Nullification

How did contact with the Islamic world during the Crusades and afterwards contribute to the emergence of the Renaissance in Italy

What did hammurabi's code and the roman twelve tables have in common?

Why is the Cold War "cold" and to what extent is it appropriate to call it a war? Your answer

What were the causes of the English Civil War?

What are the three main weaknesses of the electoral college system?

Who do the Federal Reserve banks supervise on a daily basis in the United States? banks credit unions business Both a and b

What are the beliefs of Haimon about laws

Which statement makes an accurate comparison of Union and Confederate Army policies? a Both armies refused to enlist or draft African Americans. b Both armies relied heavily on slaves forced into combat roles.

8. What role did the Muslim leader Saladin play in the Crusades? A. He recaptured Jerusalem from the Crusaders. B. He triggered a Crusade by mistreating Christians. C. He became the last Muslim ruler of the Holy Land. D.