After the Cold War what became the biggest threat

What is the doctrine of "separate but equal"? • What is the difference between social equality and political/civil equality?

What practice did ancient Egyptians and Greeks share

Regarding the Atlantic charter, how was Russia different than the United States and Great Britain?

Who was the communist leader who overthrew the Cuban government in a communist revolution in 1959 and ruled until 2008? Question 3 options: a) Juan Bautista b) Fidel Castro c) Nikita Khrushchev d) Leon Trotsky

Germany violated the terms of the Treaty of Versailles on March 7, 1936 by sending the German Army into an area which was supposed to remain a demilitarized zone. This area was called: A) Saarland, B) Czechoslovakia, C) the Rhineland, or D) the Ruhr.

Altogether, about how far did Coronado and his group travel

Why was the outcome of the french and indian war important for American colonists?

Which were the two major countries involved in the cold war era space race?

Why did Southern senators initially block the organization of the Kansas and Nebraska territories? A. They thought the railroad that would be built there would only benefit the North. B.

During Eisenhower's presidency, what is happening in Asia and Africa?