The Second Great Awakening began on the southern frontier and usually featured what two religious sects?

The fact that many students with very low-incidence disabilities have iep goals that focus on achieving adult independence and community presence is one reason that

James Oglethorpe, the founder of Georgia, established good relations with the local American Indians by

What is meant by "keep your attitude optimistic" regarding communication with a person with dementia?

Madeline very much wants to be a franchisee of BurgerBarn, a popular chain-style business operation. BurgerBarn shows Madeline the franchise contract, which includes the requirement that all franchisees obtain materials and supplies exclusively from

Which conclusions can be made about the growth of the economy? Check all that apply.

What does venue shopping mean?

If a 17-year-old driver commits the criminal offense of dui by a minor, what could be one of the legal consequences for his or her parent

Which of the following was NOT part of Congress's 1867 plan for Reconstruction? A Southern states had to ratify the Fourteenth Amendment. B Southern states were divided into districts governed under martial law.

A correlation is found between the number of police officers in a city and the number of reported crimes in a city. That is, as a city increases its number of police officers, the number of reported crimes increases.

What are the five freedoms guaranteed by the first amendment