Why were European powers able to conquer imperilized nations?

a.) New weapons

b.) New communication methods

c.) Weak traditional empires

d.) B and C

e.) All of the above

How did the interaction betwee europeans and indigenous people, african slaves, and indentured servants shape colonial society in north america prior to 1750?

A bill that was signed by the Governor is challenged in court by citizens who claim that it harms the community. The Supreme Court listens to the arguments on both sides and makes a decision that the law is unconstitutional.

What pre-condition had to be accomplished on the iberian peninsula before portugal and spain could unify internally as nations?

General Benjamin Butler was known as "the Beast" because of his treatment of Free Persons of Color in New Orleans. A. True B. False

What regions make up the united kingdom? A. England, Scotland, and Wales B. Scotland, England, Wales, and Ireland C. Northern Ireland, Ireland, Scotland, and England D. England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland

What led to the development of the transatlantic slave trade

Which describes Plato's Academy? A. a forum where citizens voted on important issues B. a military training center C. a theater where plays were performed D. a school of higher learning

The location of the First Battle of Bull Run was significant because it occurred in the South and gave the North an early advantage. it was close to the coast so troops could get assistance from the navy.

President Roosevelt declined to invoke the Neutrality Acts because they worked to the advantage of aggressors. Explain this position.

What international treaty, ratified in 2009 by all countries, confronted the issue of ozone depletion?