After World War I, how did Japan become a dominant power, producing advanced weaponry to compete with Western nations

Anthropologists classify small, nonliterate societies by: A language B how they obtain food C leadership styles D organization of families

Which country produces the most industrial goods in the early 20th century?

What did slaves often turn to for emotional support and comfort during difficult times? A. religion B. daydreaming C. rebellion D. protest E. public speaking

The bubonic plague, known as the Black Death, wiped out what percentage of western Europe's population? a. 25% b. 52% c. 33% d. 45%

What were the economic reasons behind the Civil War?

The French were convinced to support the American war against the British after the Americas won the battle of

What was the significance of the fall of the Berlin Wall in Eastern Europe? O a. It symbolized the breaking down of the barrier between East and West. b. The collapse of the wall allowed West German troops to invade and occupy East Germany. c.

In "The Private History of a Campaign That Failed," Twain writes, "We were equal to the occasion. In our response there was no hesitation, no indecision" (71). This type of writing is an example of A. hypocrisy. B. mock heroics. C. an anecdote. D.

The teller amendment stated that the united states

What was the major weakness of the Articles of Confederation? A. It created a strong national government with unlimited powers. B. It created a weak central government. C. It gave the states too much power D. It was not supported by the British king.