How did America become involved in Indochina

While it took around 500 years of the Buddhist religion to reach China from India, it took more then twice that long for Christianity to reach China from Europe. What geographic factors my explain this difference?

What years make up the 19th century? 20th century?

Which three major factors contributed to the Roman Empire's decline? political insurrections, military rebellions, famine political instability, military conflict, economic crisis political dictatorship, military genocide, severe drought political

What was the biggest motivating factor behind john wilkes booth's assassination of lincoln A. Fame B. Self Defense C. Racism D. Religion

Which two groups battled for control of the mexican govnerment after the nation gained independence

Which of the following is NOT an Arahamic religion 1. buddhisim 2. Christianity 3. Islam 4. judism

What are the potential drawbacks and benefits of an america driven apart by political ideas?

In what way were the Franks under Charlemagne's rule and the Roman Empire similar? A. Neither was governed by a Christian ruler B. Neither gained new territory through warfare C. Other: D. Both existed during the 700 and 800s E.

How did the emergence of king cotton affect the south and its inhabitants

How did world war 2 impact the united states econimy