What challenges did the West pose for the new republic?

True or false:the state supreme court is an appellate court.

During the final years of World War II, how did the Allies gain control of the North Atlantic? They used U-boats to sink German ships. They used fighters to provide air support for their ships. They used better anti-submarine technology.

During the 19th century, congress was the dominant national institution, but during the 20th century, the president has become the dominant institution. a. True b. False

Describe Vietnam's political and economic characteristics in the twenty-first century.

What was one effect of the Erie Canal? The time it took to cross the Atlantic dropped by more than a week. Buffalo became the East Coast's travel hub. New York City became the nation's greatest commercial center.

What happened shortly after the United States left Vietnam? The North Vietnamese retreated. North Vietnam kept Communism out South Vietnam permanently. North Vietnamese took over South Vietnam, spreading Commonunism southward.

Which country released 66 Americans held hostage only after Reagan become president? A. Afghanistan B. Egypt C. Iraq D. Iran

When the Pilgrims founded Plymouth colony, what specific successes and hardships did they experience?

What did the Missouri Compromise reveal to the United States? a. that sectionalism was not real b. that westward expansion might be a bad idea c. that politicians could work anything out if they tried d.

Why did the American Revolution spur others to revolt in their own countries?