What were the unresolved issues of the treaty of versailles?

Do you think that slavery would have become entrenched in the South if the region's economy had not depended on cash crops and a large work force? Why or why not?

In what way would the saying "the political is now public" describe the last years of the 20th century in the United States?

Geography can affect culture in what ways

What societal factors led to the election of warren Harding in 1920

How did the discovery of gold in California impact the national debate over slavery? It encouraged the expansion of slavery because enslaved people were needed to work in the mines. It threatened to upset the balance of free states and slave states.

What are the four parts of a swot analysis?

How did the gold-salt trade effect the kingdom of Ghana?

Why did European explorers come to America? (A.) To find a route to the Far East B. To destroy Islam C. To find Christ in his second coming I chose A. would that be correct?

Which of the following events most often made citizens believe that the federal government had too much power? A. political scandals B. major wars C. national crop failures D. economic depressions

Which of these would have been supported by a Federalist? A. a bill of rights B. direct democracy C. state currency D. a strong president