6. The only Greeks who had the right to

take part in ruling a city-state were

a. citizens.

b. helots.

c. slaves.

d. tyrants.

How many people were killed in the civil war?

After the dark age, who was allowed to become a citizen

By the middle of the 1600s almost all goods imported into the American colonies came into the colonies through the new England supports. There a relationship with a great Britain was therefore greatly affected by

How did the great depression change american attitudes about welfare?

In Schenck v. United States, what circumstance made this speech case special? A. It pertained to a foreign citizen. B. It involved events that occurred abroad. C. It occurred during wartime. D. It related to the commission of a crime.

If you were a merchant from New England in the early 1800s, which decision or stance by your government would you be against? A. battling the Barbary Pirates B. Macon's Bill Number Two C. Embargo Act of 1807 D. fighting the American Indians

Local governments are established by

What were the occupation and beliefs of Petrarch? He was a Spanish politician who opposed events of the Spanish Inquisition, especially the persecution of Huguenots.

Jews were severely persecuted following the fall of this nation to the German army.

What voluntary action can be taken by citizens who want to make a political difference beyond voting? A.) Paying income taxes B.) Boycotting a business C.) Engaging in civil disobedience D.) Serving on a jury