After about 1830, most southerners came to look on slavery as

a. a curse on their region. b. a necessary evil. c. a positive good. d. a threat to their social ideals.

In what types of environments did nomadic pastoralist societies tend to develop? A. areas with good soil and adequate rain B. places with limited rain and harsh weather conditions C. inland and coastal regions with Mediterranean climates D.

How did imperialism lead to growing disorder in Europe? It led to declining tensions within nations. It led to declining support of military power. It led to competition between nations for control of Europe.

How did the Mexican cession affect politics in the United States?

Minerals, trees, and animals are examples of:

Why was Vicksburg a "strategic necessity" for the Union? A The city could not be successfully attacked from either the west or east. B Vicksburg had been a Confederate stronghold for more than a year. C John C.

What lessons does the Holocaust have for people today?

One reason the United States claimed Oregon Country was because of

Which would be considered a significant social effect of the First Great Awakening? a. The number of Protestant religious denominations in the colonies declined. b. The colonies experienced an increase in the number of Catholic immigrants. c.

Which court case represented an important step toward developing a free press in the colonies?

Not an example of the pull factor in mpersecution A) religious or political persecution B) moving closer to family C) higherpaying jobs D) healthier environment