Why was the period between 1783 and 1788 called the "Critical Period".

List three major countries that made up the axis and their leaders for wwii.

How did the United Nations evolve over the course of the twentieth century?

Which new law required Northerners to return escaped enslaved people to their owners in the South? Missouri Compromise Kansas-Nebraska Act Fugitive Slave Act

In the 1930s Center long read receipts from a cookbook for 15 hours during a senate debate his action in this example of

Which country was one of the Axis powers during world war 2

Which building material developed in the 1800s allowed Gustav Eiffel to erect the world's tallest structure in Paris in 1889? a. copper b. steel c. aluminum d. concrete

How did the southerners feel when the emancipation proclamation was passed?

James K. Polk cited which U. S. policy to justify Manifest Destiny? (A) The Monroe Doctrine (B) Washington's pledge of neutrality (C) The Missouri Compromise (D) The American System (E) The Preemption Act

How did world war ii change the daily lives of americans at home?

What are four types of Imperialism and how did it caused problems between countries?