What was the world's first highway, built under the leadership of Darius the Great and 1,500-miles long, called?

What evidence of enlightenment ideas did you find in the two anthems, French and America

The United States Constitution was created to be amendable so as to reflect the nature of the current times.

If the root word impulsive means "to act from feeling rather than from thought," what does impulsively mean in the following sentence? Kenneth sometimes acted impulsively and then regretted it later.

President Herbert Hoover did not want the government to create as many new jobs as the millions of unemployed people needed because that would require what?

During the agricultural revolution the following occurred except

Which does not describe an economic problem facing the United States at the end of the Civil War? A. the ruined infrastructure in the South B. the lack of new factory jobs in the North C. the failure of Reconstruction D.

Who was the first african american woman to win four medals in 2000 olympiad?

What did Governor Winthrop call Puritan Massachusetts, which meant it was a symbol to the rest of the world? A:shining star B:city with a pure religion C:city upon a hill D:land of religious freedom?

Which crop from the new world provided nourishment to the growing population of europe, and eventually led to tragedy in ireland when people became overly dependent on it?

A Roman drinking party where philosophical debate happened was known as a symposium. True / False