Under the Articles of Confederation, most of the power was in the hands of a) the President. b) Congress. c) the national government. d) the states.

The Greek geographer Pausanias visited the city of (blank) and described the temple of Demeter and a statue of Poseidon.

Why did the Catholic Church see Galileo's Dialogue as a threat to its teachings? a. Galileo was secretly a Protestant. b. Galileo challenged Church leaders to debate him and disprove his theory. c. Galileo's work was misunderstood by the Church d.

Which was a common theme in Roman literature? the simplicity of their culture the rise and fall of Roman power the fall of heroes the tragedies of daily life

4. What positive results did Britain gain from its impressment policy? 5. What is a "war hawk?" What did they advocate? 6. What were the "Orders in Council? Why would this infuriate Americans?

Chinese influence in japan was the result of

Which amendment is freedom of religion

What did Columbus call the natives and why?

How did Alfred the Great contribute to the development of a national identity in England? A) He defeated the Danes and drove them out of England. B) He joined with his three older brothers to divide English lands.

What were some of the "time bombs" being experienced by the states under the articles of confederation? In other words, identify congress' weaknesses; what did it fail to do?

How organized was the lndependence movement in india