What year had Mecca, Jerusalem, Cairo, Baghdad, and Saragossa come under Muslim control

After the american revolution and the adoption of the constitution and the bill of rights, how were crimes conceptualized?

What was sexism like in 1930's America

Which case ruled that the Cherokees were a "domestic dependent nation"? A. Cherokee Nation v. Georgia B. New Echota v. Georgia C. Plessy v. Ferguson . D. Ross v. Jackson E. Worcester vs. Georgia

List the fourth and final ways that Jesus brought new life to the human race. a. b.

7. What was the long-term impact of Martin Lutherʼs break from the Catholic Church? What do we see today as a result of his "revolution"

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?