The four Christian books that describe the life and teachings of Jesus are primarily known as the following: a.) The Synoptic Gospels b.) The Epistles of Paul c.) The Hebrew Decalogue d.) The Dead Sea Scrolls

What was one of the aims of the Social Security Act of 1935? to ensure the elderly had income to limit the reach of private pension funds to provide job opportunities for people with disabilities to allow people to retire earlier

Drag each important event of the United States' development as a superpower to arrange them from earliest to most recent. Traditional powers like Great Britain were incapable of policing the globe.

Antonio's is the only restaurant in town that serves Italian food. A new Italian restaurant opens down the street from Antonio's. In a market economy, what is the most likely effect of a competing restaurant opening in the neighborhood?

Which event was a result of the Second Great Awakening? a-Joseph Smith founded the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints in New York. b-The number of immigrants from Germany, Great Britain, and Ireland increased.

Plantation slaves found strength by connecting to their?

What effect did eli whitney's cotton gin have on the southern economy? A.) It caused many people to migrate to the south. B.) it made the south far richer than the north C.) it bolstered the need for slave labor in the south. D.

What were the people called in France that followed John Calvin? reformers Protestants Catholics Huguenots

What was the Hellenistic Era?

Why was there a strong debate surrounding the annexation of Texas

Why does franklin want delegates to keep their divided opinions to themselves?