Which of the following terms describes General Sherman's march across Georgia?

How did Burnside's aggressive moves lead to failure? A:He was removed from command for his actions. B:He was unable to keep command of his troops. C:He kept attacking an impenetrable front. D:He attacked from all sides and could not take the city.

Which former slave became an adviser to the president and spoke out on behalf of poor people-white and black-and for the rights of women, Chinese immigrants, and Native Americans?

300 American families recruited and lived in Texas

what are three reasons President Truman provides for the development and use of atomic bombs by the United States?

Native Americans were able to capture eight forts belonging to whom during the French and Indian War?

Cultural conflicts during the 1920

Say, for example, a colored Caribbean person lived in the United States during the 1960s-90s. How would they have been treated/lived?

Describe the new woman and the new negro of the 1920s. how new were they?

Explain the significance of the sepoy rebellion

The dance that became popular during the roaring twenties was called