Where are national laws made and who has to follow them?

Why was indian territory ineligible for single statehood? A. indian territory did not have enough settlers to be considered for statehood. B. indian territory did not have formal recognition by the united states as a territory. C.

What ancient Chinese civilization used legalism?

When did Russia and Britain end their differences and decides to become allies?

Who has the record for the longest filibuster, 24 hours and 18 minutes in 1957? A. Wayne Morse B. Robert Byrd C. Strom Thurmond D. Huey Long

The british commander who sent his troops to capture patriot supplies in concord in april 1775 was general

Imperialism is A. A policy in which a state takes political and economic control of areas beyond its borders. B. When colonies rebel against the mother country. C. A policy of weakening a country's power and influence over foreign nations. D.

How did Germany manage to increase their production during the war? Allied bombings were mostly targeted at civilian buildings. Allied bombings were completely ineffective. The Germans switched from industrial factories to hand labor.

How did race play a part in the euorpean colonization of africa

Which group founded Harvard College in 1636? A. Puritans B. Catholics C. Anglicans D. Quakers

What was one weakness of the Articles of Confederation? A.) Congress controlled foreign trade. B.) States had little role in lawmaking. C.) The government had only one branch. D.) Each state had multiple votes in Congress.