Which congressional act passed in 1830 allowed whites to take over Native American lands east of the Mississippi River?

A.

Fugitive Slave Act

B.

Kansas-Nebraska Act

C.

Indian Removal Act

D.

Sedition Act

Which criterion is Crossen using in this excerpt from ""A culinary wasteland"" to evaluate the book Fast Food Nation?

People who opposed reform efforts led by President Garfield were called Democrats. Republicans. Spoilists. Stalwarts.

How did the Catholic Church respond to the Ninety-Five Theses?

If a president believes that emergency conditions require a quick decision reguarding an argument with another country, which tool allows him to make a decision without senate approval A. The power of pardon B. An executive agreement C.

Why do we know so little about early Native American cultures? A. European diseases killed off many Native American cultures, and many tribes did not have written language, so historical evidence is limited. B.

The text states that Alexander "was not asking [the troops] to take any risks he would not take himself." What benefits would this have on the soldiers in battle?

Which of the following lakes do not exist year-round? a. oxbow lakes b. playa lakes c. man-made lakes d. dam reservoirs

Which of these groups of people lived in the slums that developed in large American cities in the late 1800s? a. Wealthy aristocrats b. Middle-class families c. Poor immigrants d. Highly educated politicians

What is the full name of the statue of liberty

How did the cotton gin change the production of cotton? It made it more work intensive for the slave. It doubled the output of cotton. It mechanized cotton seeding. It only required four or five skilled slaves to operate the gin.