Which two principles are the foundation of every state's constitution? A. Powers and process B. Popular sovereignty and limited government C. Structure and civil rights. D. Fundamental law and civil rights

A nation-state can be defined as a political unit without a separate identity or a large majority. without an independent state or a majority representation. with a majority of similar people living under a government.

What are two things the first reconstruction act provided for

Who was Canada's first president

Which issue was Margaret Sanger particularly concerned about? Answer: women's health and birth control

Examine how the United States responded to the holocaust

What were columbus' beliefs about where he was, when in truth he was in the bahamas?

What role did native americans play in british imperial wars during the eighteenth century?

In ancient greece what is a democratic city state called

Followers of jesus believed he was the blank or spiritual savior for humanity

What did the united states and great britain believe should happen with the liberatednations of Eastern Europe?