Why did the definition / practice of Federalism change?

What period of change do you think was the most important and why?

Will things always be as they are now in regard to the relationship between states and the federal government?

How did Fannie Lou Hamer describe treatment of activists trying to register African American voters?

Most Japanese Americans were for Japan and against the U. S. in the war spies for the Japanese government if they had not been detained. Select True or False.

The Scramble for Africa and Case Study on the Belgian Question Congo: 8 By 1900, European powers had claimed how much African territory? Select one: 1. Nearly 90 percent. 2. Nearly 60 percent. 3. Nearly 30 percent 4. Nearly 10 percent.

Which describes the British advantages over the Americans at the beginning of the war? A. The British had a navy, a blockade, food, and mercenaries. B. The British had food, mercenaries, uniforms, and a blockade. C.

What is the orthodox interpretation of why the Cold War started

Why did some Arab countries cut off oil shipments to the United States during the Arab-Israeli war? 1970s

The first wave of immigrants was largely from northern and western Europe. Where did most of the second wave of immigrants come from? South America Asia Latin America South and eastern Europe

How did the league of nations fail?

How did enacting the Nuremberg Laws eventually lead to the Holocaust?

Describe very briefly Nzinga Mbemba attitude toward the Atlantic slave trade. a. Was he always for the Atlantic slave trade? Was he against some part of it? b. Was he an outright opponent of the Atlantic slave trade?