From what country did most of the workers who built the transcontinental railroad came apex

Why did w. e. b. du bois oppose the ideas of booker t. washington?

What was the name of the american literary movement in the early 1900s that sought to remove all unnecessary, flowery words and let a poem's rhythm flow from the phrasing, rather than manipulating the phrasing to fit a meter?

What impact did television have on games designed and produced after 1950? a. Games used television themes. b. Most new games were card games. c. The focus turned to children's games. d. By 1960 violence in games was common.

What was an underlying social cause of the Salem Witch Trials? a) the arrival of Anne Hutchinson, who claimed to be in direct communication with God b) the growing economic disparity in New England society c) a move by the Catholics to seize

what was the us government response to the supreme court ruling in 1888 which stated that asian children born in the us were automatic citizens

Which statement about the Prohibition era is true? A. It led many people to join organized criminal gangs. B. It led to a culture of hip flasks, speakeasies, and wingspantail parties. C. It led to a huge drop in crime rates of the 1920s. D.

The constitution established a bicameral congress, which means that:

What risks were taken by general macarthur?

What were the advantages of living in a medieval city? would you rather have lived in the country or a city in medieval europe

Mark each statement if it describes how the nation reacted to the fear of communism in the 1950s. A. Anticommunist laws were passed. B. New laws made it illegal to criticize the government. C. New immigration laws allowed entry to Soviet citizens. D.